Vaccinations for China
Complete overview of recommended and required vaccinations, health risks and practical information for your trip.
About China
China is one of the oldest civilizations in the world with a fascinating history. The Great Wall, the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Terracotta Army in Xi'an are iconic. Modern cities like Shanghai contrast with traditional villages. Chinese cuisine varies enormously by region, from Cantonese to Sichuanese.
Health risks
Yellow Fever - Conditional (g1)
Yellow fever is NOT endemic, no risk. Only required when transiting from high-risk area (any transit duration). Not endemic. Only required when entering from high-risk area.
Details
Tick-borne encephalitis and Japanese encephalitis in certain regions.
Base vaccinations
Basic vaccination against three serious infectious diseases.
Protects against liver inflammation via contaminated food or water.
Protects against liver inflammation via blood or sexual contact.
Especially important when visiting family or for extended stays.
Additional vaccinations
Recommended for extended stays or adventurous travel.
Strongly recommended due to presence of rabies.
Recommended for extended stays in rural areas.
Recommended for hiking or camping in forested areas.
Vaccination available for risk areas with dengue.
When to start vaccinating?
Plan your vaccinations ideally 6-8 weeks before departure. Some vaccinations require multiple doses for full protection. For yellow fever, you must be vaccinated at least 10 days before arrival.
Last minute trip? We can often help within the same week. Contact us.
Make appointment
Let our specialists advise you. We create a personal vaccination program for your trip to China.
Overview China
- Region: Asia
- Base vaccinations: 4
- Additional: 5
- Yellow fever: Conditional