Vaccinations Thailand

Stay healthy and avoid surprises during your trip to Thailand with clear, up-to-date information on vaccinations for 2025. Discover which vaccines are recommended or required, understand the costs, and get practical tips—all presented in easy-to-understand tables. This guide helps you prepare so you can enjoy your trip fully protected and worry-free.

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Mandatory Vaccinations for Thailand?

Are there any mandatory vaccinations for Thailand? There are no standard mandatory vaccinations required for all travelers to Thailand. However, it is highly recommended to have basic vaccinations such as DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, polio) up to date. Always consult a specialized travel health doctor for personalized advice.

Recommended Vaccines for Thailand and prices 2025

VaccineCost per DoseNumber of DosesProtection Length
Hepatitis A€5521st dose protects ~1 year
2nd dose (after 6 months) protects 25 years
DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio)€261 (booster) or 3 (full series)If vaccinated as child: 1 booster protects 10 years
If not, 3 doses give long-term protection

Summary:

  • Hepatitis A: Two doses give 25 years of protection.
  • DTP: If vaccinated as a child, one booster lasts 10 years. If not, three doses provide long-term protection.

Get vaccination advice at least 6 weeks before departure so you’re well prepared.

Optional vaccines for Thailand

Optional vaccines depend on your health, travel area, and trip length.

VaccineCost per doseNumber of dosesProtection lengthTotal vaccine cost (€)When to consider?
Typhoid€341Several years€34For stays in areas with poor sanitation
Yellow fever€401At least 10 years€40If arriving from a yellow fever risk country
MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)€341Long-lasting protection€34If incomplete vaccination or outbreak risk
Hepatitis B€453Decades€135For long stays or high-risk behavior
Rabies€723Long-lasting protection€216Contact with animals or extended stay
Japanese encephalitis€1362Long-lasting protection€272Rural stays and outdoor activities

Consultation fees may apply for both first and follow-up visits, and costs can vary.

Vaccinations and health checks

Not sure about vaccinations for your international trip? Check with your local health clinic or a travel medicine specialist. Also consult official sources such as the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), or the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).

See also our Thailand Health and Medicines post for more information


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