Travel vaccinations Oude Meer

You can make an appointment via the website. Click on the 'Make an appointment' button, then choose the location near you. Select the type of appointment, the number of people, and then the available date becomes visible, followed by the available times. You will be redirected to a new page where you fill in all the information of the main booker.

Yes, during the consultation you will be vaccinated immediately. Some vaccinations form a series and require multiple doses, for which you need to come back later. In that case, we will schedule a follow-up appointment for you.

Changing an appointment is only possible by phone and not by e-mail. This is because the time slot for your new appointment may not be available. Therefore, please contact us by phone during our opening hours (Mon-Fri 09.00 - 17.00) so that we can change your appointment immediately.

You can only cancel your appointment by e-mail. Do this simply by replying to the confirmation e-mail you received when making the appointment. Can't find this e-mail anymore? Then send an e-mail to [email protected] with your name, date of birth and appointment date. Please note: You can cancel your appointment free of charge until no later than 24 hours before the appointment. If you fail to do so within that time, we will be obliged to charge a fee.

It depends on the destination. Not all destinations require vaccinations. For specific advice, please contact us or visit our destination page consult. 

Almost all vaccinations can be given at the same time. With live attenuated vaccines, however, it is not recommended to take them at the same time, as this can significantly reduce the duration of protection of a vaccine. It is then recommended to leave at least four weeks between the two vaccines so that both maintain their full protection duration.

Yes, we have all vaccinations in stock. 

Are you pregnant and need vaccinations? If so, consult a doctor or nurse about what is best. This also applies to malaria medication. Whether you can be vaccinated while pregnant depends on the type of vaccination you need. For example, a vaccination against dengue should not be administered during pregnancy. A trip to a (sub)tropical country always carries an increased medical risk. Consider whether this trip is necessary or whether you might want to postpone it.

If you are healthy, you will usually not suffer or have any side effects from vaccinations. However, the degree of reaction to a vaccination varies from person to person. Possible side effects include:

• Fatigue
• Dizziness
• Headache
• Slight increase
• Painful sensation at the injection site.

If you experience side effects, they are usually mild and usually disappear within 2 days. Serious side effects are rare.

Yes, you can. Should it be easier for you to get a vaccination at two different locations, you can discuss this by phone or e-mail with one of our staff members.

Yes, in addition to vaccinations, we also provide appropriate malaria advice and any malaria tablets and/or other supplies. 

This is almost always possible, when completing your health declaration you can inform us about it. Our doctors will then look at your file and will make a tailored advice.

Certain diseases are less common than others, and the risk of infection increases the longer you stay in an area with a specific disease. This is why some vaccinations are specifically recommended for long-term stays in certain countries. The type of vaccination may vary depending on the country. While this is a general guideline, vaccinations can sometimes be recommended for short stays, especially if you are in a location where the risk of a particular disease is increased. It is therefore essential to discuss your travel plans during your appointment at our clinic in Amstelveen. Our experts can then give you personalised advice so that you can travel with confidence.