Travel Vaccine Medicals
New country. New rules. New risks. Let’s protect you before you go.
Travel vaccines aren’t just paperwork, they’re protection. Whether you’re flying for work or adventure, we make sure your immunity is in check and your documentation is ready. At OccuHub, we assess your itinerary, check vaccine requirements for your destinations, and guide you through what you actually need. Fast appointments, expert advice, and certified vaccine documentation, including yellow fever.
Who Needs Travel Vaccine Medicals?
If you’re crossing borders, especially outside of Europe or North America
What’s Covered in the Medical?
Every job-specific medical is different but here’s what we commonly assess:
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Travellers heading to countries with vaccination entry requirements
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Workers deployed to tropical or high-risk regions (e.g. mining, offshore, NGO work)
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Students, volunteers, and missionaries traveling to remote areas
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Business travellers with multi-country itineraries
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Anyone needing a Yellow Fever Certificate or proof of immunization for entry
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Travel risk consultation based on destination, trip length, and activity
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Review of vaccination history and required immunisations
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Administration of vaccines (e.g. Yellow Fever, Hepatitis, Typhoid, etc.)
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Issuing of official vaccine certificates including Yellow Fever documentation
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Medical advice for managing health risks while abroad
How It Works
Because medicals shouldn’t be a maze of emails and guesswork.
Tell Us What You Need
Every role, industry, and worker is different. We start by understanding what kind of medical you need, who it’s for, and what regulations apply—no guessing, no assumptions.
We Handle the Booking
Whether it’s one employee or fifty, our team manages all the scheduling, reminders, and paperwork. We’ll make it easy for you and your team to show up prepared.
The Medical Gets Done—Properly
We don’t rush people in and out. Our assessments are thorough, role-appropriate, and handled by qualified professionals who understand both health and compliance.
You Get Clear, Actionable Results
We’ll deliver the reports, flag any issues, and let you know exactly what’s next—whether the person is cleared, needs follow-up, or requires workplace adjustments.
Enquire Now
Compliance and workforce health should never be left to chance. For individuals, we provide the medical examinations and compliance certificates you need to meet regulatory requirements and safeguard your employability. For companies, we deliver tailored, evidence-based assessments that ensure your workforce is fit for duty, helping you meet legal obligations and protect both your people and your business.
With every assessment, we go beyond generic ‘fit notes’, offering defensible, medically sound decisions that stand up to scrutiny. The result is peace of mind: knowing your employees are safe, your organisation is compliant, and your decisions are backed by best practice.
Contact us today to discuss your requirements, whether for a single compliance certificate or a comprehensive workforce health programme. We will design the right solution for your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Basic Info
When should I book my travel vaccine appointment?
At least 4 to 6 weeks before travel, as some vaccines require multiple doses or time to take effect.
What must I bring?
Bring your ID, passport, and any previous vaccination records if available.
Service Specific Info
Which vaccines do you provide?
We provide a wide range including yellow fever, hepatitis A and B, typhoid, meningitis, and others depending on your destination.
Do you issue official vaccination certificates?
Yes. We issue internationally recognised certificates such as the yellow fever card required for entry into certain countries.
Can you advise me on which vaccines I need?
Yes. Our doctors review your travel plans and medical history to recommend the right vaccines and preventive treatments.
Are your vaccines approved by international health authorities?
Yes. All our vaccines are sourced through accredited suppliers and are compliant with WHO and South African health regulations.