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TBE vaccine (Central European encephalitis)

Professionally updated: April 11, 2024

TBE is a viral infection transmitted to humans through the bite of infected ticks. The disease is most prevalent in forest areas in Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Northern Asia and some parts of Scandinavia, where ticks are active from spring to fall.

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Jakob Fraes
Specialist in General Medicine, PhD
Read more about TBE vaccination. Everything you need to know.

Who should get the TBE vaccine

TBE (Tick-Borne Encephalitis) is also known as Central European encephalitis.

The TBE vaccine provides effective protection by stimulating your immune system to recognize and fight the TBE virus should you be exposed to it through a tick bite. By getting vaccinated, you reduce your risk of developing severe symptoms, which can include encephalitis and meningitis, both of which can have long-term consequences for your health.

Vaccination is especially recommended for those who live in or plan to travel to areas where TBE is prevalent and if you spend time outdoors in forested areas where ticks are active. It is an important protection for nature lovers, hikers and those who work outdoors in these regions.

Arranging an appointment for TBE vaccination with us is simple and an important part of preparing for travel to TBE-risk areas. The vaccine is safe and effective, and we are ready to guide and assist you through the vaccination process.

TBE vaccine price

How to get the vaccine:

  1. You book a video consultation with your doctor and receive advice and a prescription for the vaccine.
  2. You pick up the vaccine at the pharmacy, bring it to the clinic and receive the vaccine there.
The price of the vaccine at the pharmacy is around 500 kr. Add to this a 15-minute video consultation.