What Vaccinations Are Needed in Bali? All types of vaccines are available at HealthBali: Vaccination for Tetanus, Dengue, Rabies, Encephalitis, and Children’s vaccinations in Bali.​

Dengue:
Vaccination against dengue is recommended to prevent this dangerous viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes.
Japanese Encephalitis:
Recommended for extended stays in rural areas where mosquitoes are prevalent.
Hepatitis A and B:
Hepatitis A is transmitted through contaminated food and water, as well as contact with infected individuals.
Hepatitis B is transmitted through contact with infected body fluids.
Typhoid:
Recommended if you plan to consume street food or stay for an extended period.
Rabies:
Vaccination is especially important if you have contact with animals, as rabies cases have been reported in Bali.
Influenza:
Annual vaccination against the flu is crucial due to changing virus strains.
Routine Vaccinations:
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTP)
Polio

Vaccination in Bali is essential in various situations to ensure your safety and health:

Contact with Local Flora and Fauna:
Some vaccines, such as the rabies vaccine, are necessary when in contact with animals, especially if you plan to engage in outdoor activities in nature.
Seasonal Disease Outbreaks:
At certain times of the year, Bali may experience outbreaks of diseases such as flu or dengue. Vaccination can help reduce the risk of infection.
Prevention of Chronic Diseases:
Individuals with chronic diseases or weakened immune systems may need additional vaccinations to prevent complications and maintain their health.
Travel and Tourism:
If you plan to travel to Bali, it’s important to get the necessary vaccinations to protect yourself from infectious diseases prevalent in the region.
Expatriate Residence:
For long-term stays on the island, expats are recommended to undergo vaccinations to avoid possible diseases and maintain their health.
Emergency Vaccination:
In cases of animal bites or other emergencies, vaccination may be necessary to prevent infections.

Contact HealthBali to get a consultation on the necessary vaccinations and schedule your vaccination. We ensure your safety and health throughout your stay in Bali.

Before vaccination, HealthBali will provide you with a consultation with a doctor to assess your health condition and determine if there are any contraindications to the administration of a specific vaccine.

Here are the main contraindications for vaccination:
Acute infection or exacerbation of a chronic disease:
Vaccination should be postponed until full recovery or remission of the disease.
Severe allergic reaction to a previous dose of the vaccine:
If you have had an anaphylactic reaction to a previous dose of the vaccine, re-administration of this vaccine is contraindicated.
Allergy to vaccine components:
Some vaccines contain components such as eggs or gelatin, which can cause an allergic reaction. Be sure to inform your doctor of any known allergies.
Immunodeficiency conditions:
People with weakened immune systems, such as those with HIV or patients undergoing chemotherapy, may require special recommendations for vaccination.
Pregnancy:
Some vaccines are contraindicated during pregnancy. Discuss with your doctor which vaccines are safe during this period.​