You do not need a GP referral for travel jabs near Mottingham. How the private, pharmacist-led appointment works, and why travellers choose it. Same-day slots.
You do not need a GP referral for travel jabs. Travel vaccinations are a private service, so you can book directly with our travel clinic in Mottingham and be seen the same or next day. Here is how it works and why so many travellers prefer it.
A referral is a way of being passed from one service to another. With private travel health there is nothing to pass through, because you come straight to the pharmacy. Our GPhC-registered pharmacists carry out the consultation, give the vaccines, and prescribe and supply travel medication such as malaria tablets, all in the same place. That means no letters, no waiting for an appointment elsewhere, and no delay while your travel date creeps closer.
You book online or call, and come in for a short travel health consultation. We look at your destination, how long you are away, the time of year and your planned activities, then recommend what fits your trip. Where a vaccine is needed and in stock, we can usually give the first dose there and then, and sort any malaria tablets at the same visit.
Bring any record of vaccines you have had before and a rough outline of your itinerary. It helps us avoid repeating anything you do not need and spend the time on the protection that matters.
You can see the full service, including the vaccines we provide and an interactive checker, on our Mottingham travel clinic page.
Correct. Travel vaccinations are private, so you book directly with us. There is no referral and no letter needed.
Our GPhC-registered pharmacists, with travel health consultations led by Superintendent Pharmacist Sumeet Banker.
Yes. We look after families and assess each traveller individually, including children, who may need different vaccines or doses.
Ready to take the next step?
Book your consultation at either Chislehurst Pharmacy Group location. Same-day and next-day appointments usually available.
