2026-08-09 · 5 min
Online travel clinic: vaccines and malaria before you leave
Travel consultation (€39): vaccination plan by destination, malaria prophylaxis, and what Kliniqa does (and does not do) for yellow fever.
The travel consultation prepares the trip based on destination, duration and medical history: recommended/required vaccines, malaria prophylaxis when indicated, local risks and a medicine kit.
At Kliniqa it costs €39 (about 30 minutes). Ideally book 4–6 weeks before departure. With less time, the consultation is still useful for prophylaxis and advice.
Yellow fever vaccine is only given at International Vaccination Centres authorised by DGS. Kliniqa does not give that vaccine in person, but the doctor says whether you need it, where to go, and prescribes other travel medicine when indicated.
Bring the itinerary, dates, vaccination history, allergies, pregnancy/breastfeeding if applicable and current medication. Families and groups can be advised on the same logic (price per person).
Even people returning to their country of origin (for example Brazil or Africa) may need boosters or prophylaxis after years away. The decision is clinical and by destination.
Frequently asked questions
Does Kliniqa give the yellow fever vaccine?
No. Yellow fever is given only at authorised DGS centres. The travel-clinic doctor advises on need and the centre, and may prescribe other travel medicines.
Can I get an antimalarial prescription online?
Yes, if clinically indicated for the destination. The doctor chooses the regimen suited to your profile.
How far ahead should I book?
Ideally 4 to 6 weeks before. Last-minute trips still benefit from advice and prophylaxis.