Travel Vaccinations for Singapore
Singapore is a popular travel destination in Southeast Asia, known for its modern cityscape and tropical climate. The country is generally safe, but it’s essential to be up to date with vaccinations before visiting.
VACCINATIONS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL TRAVELLERS TO SINGAPORE
Most travellers should ensure they are up to date with the following routine vaccinations:
- Diphtheria
- Tetanus
- Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR)
- Hepatitis A
ADDITIONAL VACCINES FOR SOME TRAVELLERS TO SINGAPORE
Depending on the traveller’s health status, itinerary, and activities, the following vaccinations might also be recommended:
- Hepatitis B: Especially if you plan to have a prolonged stay or engage in activities that increase your risk (e.g., healthcare work, tattooing).
- Typhoid: If you plan to travel to rural areas or have a longer stay.
- Japanese Encephalitis: Recommended for those spending a significant amount of time in rural areas or in Singapore for an extended period.
- Rabies: Particularly for travellers engaging in outdoor activities that might involve contact with animals.
MALARIA RISK IN SINGAPORE
There is no risk of Malaria in Singapore. Therefore, Malaria prophylaxis is not required.
YELLOW FEVER IN SINGAPORE
There is no risk of Yellow Fever in Singapore. However, Singapore requires a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate if you are arriving from a country with a risk of Yellow Fever transmission.
For further personalized advice, it’s recommended to have a consultation with a travel health specialist.
