We are traveling to Southeast Asia this winter. Does anyone know if you are require to have any vaccines/immunizations to entry Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia & Hong Kong? It seems like most of them are optional. I have tried the travel.gc.ca website.Which doesn't give any direct advice. Thanks!

You are not required but I highly recommend Twinrex (hep A and C -last 10 years)

Thanks Michelle! You are a big help! I will check when I got my Twinrex last!

Hep A and B. No vaccine available for Hep C. Could also take Dukoral, an oral vaccine for some strains of E. coli

I have been multiple times and it is extremely important to err on the side of caution. Unlikely of any concern in major cities but if you decide to trek, or get in the forested or inner areas, who knows. And for such a simple effort (and a bit of a pinch perhaps) you know you are protected. Also, definitely consider taking Ducoral..it is a preventive diarrhea medication (a liquid like alka seltzer) you have to schedule it to be taken aa few months before leaving, another one just before leaving and not sure after that..then you are good for four years. My husband is a doc...we always use it for every trip (redoing it as a booster according to the schedule, I think i'ts every few years). You get it from the pharmacy but it does not require a prescription. Enjoy!

Was just I. Cambodia Vietnam Hong Kong last month no vaccination needed and was in Thailand 3 years ago also no vaccination needed. Would definitely do the twin Rex tho.

Thanks Rob!

Amanda will add tho visa is need for Vietnam and Cambodia.

Rob Thanks Rob we are applying for them this weekend!

Is there a travel clinic where you live? I always go there for pre-travel info. You might want anti milarials for your travels too.

You can book appointments online for London drugs travel clinic & they will go over everything with you & vaccinate you right then. Hep A, Hep B, and Dukoral for sure.