FAQ

1. Do I need a passport to cross the border into Canada? 
‍Yes, U.S. residents need a valid passport or passport card to cross the border. Ensure your documents are up to date before traveling. 

 2. Do I need an appointment to get my vaccines? Yes, we recommend scheduling an appointment to ensure availability and to allow our staff to provide personalized advice based on your travel plans. 

 3. What vaccines are available at TravelVAX Clinic? We offer a comprehensive range of travel vaccines, including but not limited to: Hepatitis A/B, Typhoid, Cholera, Meningitis, Polio, Shingles, and more. Our medical professionals will assess your needs based on your travel destination. 

4. I don't know the vaccines that I need for my travel?
We offer a virtual travel consultation with a nurse specialized in travel medicine. We'll review your itinerary and recommend the right vaccines and medications. After the consult, we’ll book your appointment at the nearest TravelVAX clinic.

No prescription needed—our doctor provides it, and you can pick up medications at your pharmacy.

5. I already know what vaccines I need. Can I skip the consultation?
Yes! If you’re confident about which vaccines you require, simply choose the “Vaccine-Only Appointment” option when booking through our online portal. It’s fast, easy, and ideal for frequent or well-informed travelers.

6. Can I get my travel vaccines during the same appointment?‍
In most cases, yes! Many vaccines such as yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis A/B, and others.
Can be given during your initial visit. However, some vaccinations may require multiple doses or advance planning, so we recommend checking with our team in advance to ensure availability and proper timing.