Travel Vaccines Clinics | Calgary | Edmonton | Toronto (GTA) | Ottawa | Vancouver | Surrey

At Canadian Travel Clinics we provide travel injections through licensed practical nurses, prescribing physicians, and registered nurses. Our services are offered across major Canadian cities. 

Travel Vaccinations - Yellow Fever, Hepatitis A/B, Typhoid & More

We remain one of Canada’s most trusted travel vaccine providers with locations in:

Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Surrey, & Brampton.

• Same-day appointments available

• Yellow fever certification

• Full range of travel vaccines for Africa, Asia, South America & more

• Expert advice on required & recommended vaccinations for your destination

Convenient locations across Canada

Our travel clinics are conveniently located. We have travel clinics in Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia:

Travel clinics in Alberta

• Our travel health clinic conveniently located in Downtown Calgary is a designated yellow fever vaccination centre.
• We can offer travel health advice and travel injections at our centre in Downtown Edmonton.

Travel clinic in British Columbia

• Make an appointment with the travel health nurses at our Vancouver or Surrey travel health centres. 

Travel clinics in Ontario

• If you have a trip abroad planned, make an appointment with Canadian Travel Clinics at our Ottawa Downtown, Toronto Downtown (Yonge/Bloor) or Toronto University Avenue travel health centres.

Travel injections in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver & Surrey

Our fully stocked clinics can help with a full range of travel vaccinations, including:

• cholera
• diphtheria, tetanus and polio
• hepatitis A
• hepatitis B
• Japanese encephalitis
• meningococcal meningitis
• rabies
• tick-borne encephalitis
• typhoid
• yellow fever

Our expert travel health advisers can also help you with anti-malarials, supported by up-to-date advice on avoiding mosquito bites.

Will I need injections for my trip abroad?

At your appointment with Canadian Travel Clinics, one of our travel health nurses will take a look at your travel plans and take some information about your health and lifestyle. This will help them create a tailored regime of vaccines and shots. This might include vaccines to protect you against yellow fever or a course against cholera

Why make an appointment with Canadian Travel Clinics?

Our travel health advisers are experienced healthcare professionals

Canadian Travel Clinics’ nurses specialize in keeping travellers safe and have the knowledge and experience to give you the best possible advice and they have the skills to administer all your shots. They can anticipate your needs, whether you are travelling to visit family and friends, for business or for a holiday.

We can help with last-minute travel vaccinations

Whether you are responding to an emergency or taking advantage of a time-limited deal on flights, Canadian Travel Clinics can help with your last-minute travel vaccinations. We can provide an accelerated schedule for some vaccines and we can provide advice on minimizing risk.

Late and early travel vaccination appointments

All of Canadian Travel Clinics’ centres offer appointments at the start and end of the working day so that you don’t have to be out-of-office. In some cases, same-day travel vaccinations may be available.

Our travel advice appointments are longer

We like to give our expert travel health advisers plenty of time to ensure you get the best possible advice. This is why Canadian Travel Clinics offers 30-minute appointment slots. If you have a complex trip planned (more than three destinations) or if you know you have complex health needs, ask for a back-to-back appointment.

Canadian Travel Clinics has an online booking system

Our booking system allows you to make a travel vaccination appointment at any time and without speaking to anyone. Choose your nearest travel clinic, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto or Ottawa to get started. Or you can make an appointment by phone if you prefer: call: +1 888 672 0005.

Best value for money

Our travel health nurses make getting vaccinated simple, safe, and cost-effective. Our prices are competitive with other clinics across Canada, and we can recommend boosters when needed to keep you protected longer.

What travel vaccinations does Canadian Travel Clinics provide?

Our travel health centres provide a full range of vaccination and consulting services, including support for anti-malarial regimes.

Cholera

The bacterial infection cholera causes vomiting and diarrhea, which can result in dehydration and electrolyte imbalance. There is an oral vaccine, Dukoral, taken in tablet form that protects against cholera for two years. Read more about vaccination against cholera.

Diphtheria, tetanus and polio

A single shot of Revaxis will boost your body’s defences against diphtheria, tetanus and polio, three dangerous diseases. You may already be protected under the Canadian vaccine schedule – but a booster may be needed every decade or so. See Canadian Travel Clinics’ vaccine pages for more information about diphtheria, tetanus and polio.

Hepatitis A

Travellers can contract hepatitis A through contaminated food and water. It causes inflammation of the liver. Canadian Travel Clinics can administer a course of hep A vaccine shots that will give 25 years of protection.

Hepatitis B

The viral liver disease hepatitis B is a risk for certain travellers. A course of the vaccine provides long-term protection from hepatitis B.

Japanese encephalitis

Anyone travelling to Southeast Asia should ask whether they are at risk from Japanese encephalitis (JE) and, if so, take steps to avoid this mosquito-borne illness. JE is a viral disease that can leave patients with neurological damage. The Japanese encephalitis vaccine provides a good degree of protection, and needs to be supported by mosquito avoidance.

Meningococcal meningitis

About 5-10% of meningococcal meningitis patients die, often within 48 hours. It affects the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord. The meningococcal meningitis vaccine is given in one shot and confers immunity for five years.

Rabies

An untreated rabies infection results in death. Getting vaccinated against rabies gives you vital extra time to obtain medical help following a bite from an infected animal. The rabies vaccine will be recommended to travellers going to a country where rabies is endemic who plan to visit remote areas or work with animals.

Seek medical advice about any animal bite in a region where rabies is endemic, even if you have been vaccinated against rabies.

Typhoid

Typhoid, a contagious and sometimes fatal food-borne infection, is the result of Salmonella bacteria growing in the intestines and in the blood. The typhoid shot is recommended for travellers going to parts of the world with poor sanitation. Canadian Travel Clinics can offer typhoid vaccination as a shot or an oral vaccine. It is also available in combination with the vaccine for hepatitis A, which can represent good value for money for some travellers.

Yellow fever

A shot of the vaccine can protect against yellow fever for life. Along with your shot you will get an international certificate of yellow fever vaccination. Keep this card safe as you will need it to enter some countries. Talk to your travel health adviser to find out whether this applies to your itinerary before you leave Canada. Our travel vaccination centres in Toronto (Etobicoke) and Calgary have been designated as yellow fever vaccination centres by the public health agency of Canada.

How to book an appointment with Canadian Travel Clinics

Booking an appointment with Canadian Travel Clinics is easy! Book online right now or call +1 888 672 0005.