What is the risk of malaria in Singapore?
Because of the low risk of malaria in Singapore antimalarials are not usually advised, but please do use bite avoidance measures. This includes counter measures such as insect repellents and mosquito netting. For more information on how to avoid insect bites, take a look at our bite prevention guide.
When travelling it is always good to take some preventive medicine with you. Whether it is a simple first aid kit, or medication for upset stomachs. If you know you easily get travel sickness, it is wise to bring some anti sickness medication with you, especially as you have a lot of travel planned.
Below is a table designed to show you what vaccines are mandatory, recommended or ones to consider when visiting Singapore:
Tetanus | Tick Borne Encephalitis | Typhoid | Yellow Fever Vaccine | ||
Man = Mandatory
Con = Consider
Rec = Recommended
Req = Required if visiting from area with risk of transmission
