Vaccination in Da Nang: Prices at VNVC, Long Chau, CDC

A rabies vaccine in Da Nang costs from 260,300 VND for the first dose at Da Nang CDC (SPEEDA, China). VNVC charges 538,000 VND per dose for Verorab, intramuscular. Long Chau's price list gives Verorab 0.5ml at 510,000 VND. CDC prices are first-dose prices.

On this page
  1. Vaccine prices compared
  2. VNVC vaccination centres in Da Nang
  3. Long Chau vaccination centres in Da Nang
  4. Da Nang CDC (Trung tam Kiem soat Benh tat)
  5. English-speaking care: Family Medical Practice (FMP) Vietnam
  6. Common questions

VNVC charges 538,000 VND per dose for Verorab rabies vaccine (intramuscular, France), and Long Chau and Da Nang Center for Disease Control (Da Nang CDC) publish their own prices. Below: prices, addresses and hours for all three, then English-speaking care at Family Medical Practice (FMP) Vietnam.

A health worker in a white coat and mask prepares a syringe at a desk while a masked woman waits beside her.
A vaccination at the Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City, shown for illustration — not one of the Da Nang providers below.

Vaccine prices compared

A rabies vaccine costs from 260,300 VND for the first dose at Da Nang CDC, against 510,000 VND at Long Chau and 538,000 VND at VNVC.

VNVC’s prices are single-dose offer prices, last updated 15 August 2026. Long Chau’s list is dated 14 August 2026 and names no Da Nang branch. CDC’s are first-dose prices, updated 7 August 2026.

Rows of VNVC's vaccine price table on its Da Nang page: Japanese encephalitis, rabies, tetanus, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines, each with brand, country of manufacture, a single-dose offer price and a higher pre-order price in VND.
Part of the price table on VNVC's page for its Da Nang centres; the first price column is the single-dose offer price, the second the pre-order price. Screenshot: vnvc.vn. Source: VNVC — 6 trung tâm tiêm chủng tại Đà Nẵng chất lượng, bảng giá rõ ràng (Da Nang-branded price table) (opens in a new tab), captured 28 September 2026

Rabies

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Verorab, intramuscular, France 538,000 VND
VNVC Verorab, intradermal, France 438,000 VND
VNVC Abhayrab, intramuscular, India 438,000 VND
VNVC Abhayrab, intradermal, India 338,000 VND
Long Chau Verorab 0.5ml, France 510,000 VND
Long Chau Abhayrab 0.5ml, India 390,000 VND
Long Chau Indirab, India 244,000 VND
CDC SPEEDA, China 260,300 VND

Hepatitis A

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Havax, Vietnam 295,000 VND
VNVC Avaxim 80U, France 685,000 VND
Long Chau Havax 0.5ml, Vietnam 250,000 VND
Long Chau Avaxim 80U, France 650,000 VND
CDC Havax, Vietnam 209,270 VND
CDC Avaxim 80U, France 554,644 VND

Hepatitis B

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Gene Hbvax 1ml (adult), Vietnam 268,000 VND
VNVC Heberbiovac 1ml (adult), Cuba 295,000 VND
Long Chau Gene Hbvax 1ml, Vietnam 215,000 VND
Long Chau Heberbiovac 1ml, Cuba 250,000 VND
Long Chau Gene Hbvax 0.5ml, Vietnam 194,000 VND
Long Chau Heberbiovac 0.5ml, Cuba 210,000 VND
CDC Gene Hbvax 1ml, Vietnam 173,108 VND
CDC Heberbiovac 1ml, Cuba 176,405 VND

Typhoid

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Typhoid VI, Vietnam 338,000 VND
VNVC Typhim VI, France 438,000 VND
Long Chau Typhim VI, France 410,000 VND
CDC TyphimVI, France 270,879 VND

Japanese encephalitis

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Imojev, Thailand 968,000 VND
VNVC Jeev, India 498,000 VND
VNVC Jevax, Vietnam 198,000 VND
Long Chau Imojev, Thailand 950,000 VND
Long Chau Jeev 3mcg/0.5ml, India 365,000 VND
Long Chau Jevax, Vietnam 175,000 VND
CDC Jevax, Vietnam 160,140 VND
CDC Jeev 6mcg, India 479,750 VND
CDC Imojev, Thailand 795,718 VND

Long Chau’s Jeev row is the 3mcg/0.5ml strength and CDC’s is 6mcg. VNVC’s row gives no strength. Ask which strength applies to you.

Flu

Where Brand, country Price
VNVC Vaxigrip, France 356,000 VND
VNVC Influvac, Netherlands 356,000 VND
VNVC Ivacflu-S, Vietnam 315,000 VND
Long Chau Vaxigrip 0.5ml, France 333,000 VND
Long Chau Influvac Tetra 0.5ml, Netherlands 333,000 VND
CDC Influvac Tetra, Netherlands 364,500 VND

VNVC’s English price list applies at all its centres from 26 September 2026 until further notice and gives the same single-dose prices.

VNVC vaccination centres in Da Nang

The front of the VNVC vaccination centre with its large name sign on the roof, palm trees and a lawn in front.
The VNVC vaccination centre in Hoa Cuong Bac Ward.

VNVC’s main Da Nang centre is at Lot 02-A4.3 / Lot 03-A4.3, Bac Tuong Dai Park land, at the start of the road to Dao Xanh by Tran Thi Ly Bridge. It is open 07:30–17:00, Monday to Sunday, without a lunch break; phone 028 7102 6595.

Five more VNVC centres:

  • Nam O: 28-30 Me Linh, Hai Van Ward — 07:30–17:00, Monday to Sunday, without a lunch break; phone 028 7102 6595.
  • Thanh Khe: 369 Dien Bien Phu, Thanh Khe Ward.
  • Cam Le: 432-434-436 Cach Mang Thang 8, Cam Le Ward — 07:30–17:00, Monday to Sunday, without a lunch break; phone 028 7102 6595.
  • Lien Chieu: 161 Au Co, Lien Chieu Ward — 07:30–17:00, Monday to Sunday, without a lunch break; phone 028 7102 6595.
  • Ngu Hanh Son: 367 Le Van Hien, Ngu Hanh Son Ward — 07:30–11:30 and 13:00–17:00.

Son Tra, 909 Ngo Quyen, An Hai: 07:30–11:30 and 13:00–17:00 every day, as of 1 October 2026.

Long Chau vaccination centres in Da Nang

A street-corner shopfront with a large blue Long Chau pharmacy sign above a vaccination sign.
The Long Chau vaccination centre on Nui Thanh Street.

Long Chau’s hours are 7:30 to 18:30 daily, varying by centre. It has five centres in Da Nang:

  • 170 Bac Son, An Khe Ward
  • 31 Nui Thanh, Hoa Cuong Ward
  • 441 Ngo Quyen, An Hai Ward
  • 52B Au Co, opposite Hoa Khanh Market, Lien Chieu Ward
  • 125 Ly Thai To, Thanh Khe Ward

The centres open at fixed hours, not 24/7. There is no separate phone number per centre: tell staff what you need and which centre you want, and they pass your details on. The hotline is 1800 6928, and the price list is for reference only, subject to change.

Rows of Long Chau's vaccine price table in Vietnamese for hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines, with brand, country of manufacture and price per dose in VND.
Part of Long Chau's vaccine price list, which names no Da Nang branch. Screenshot: tiemchunglongchau.com.vn. Source: Long Châu Vaccination Centre — bảng giá tiêm vắc xin dịch vụ (opens in a new tab), captured 28 September 2026

Da Nang CDC (Trung tam Kiem soat Benh tat)

A multi-storey white and red building under a blue sky with a red name sign on the roof edge.
The Da Nang CDC head office on Le Dinh Ly Street.

Da Nang CDC’s head office is at 118 Le Dinh Ly, Thanh Khe Ward, Da Nang, phone 0236.3890.407. As of 1 October 2026, Maps hours are 07:30–11:00 and 13:00–16:30 on weekdays and 07:30–11:00 on Saturday and Sunday, but these are listing hours, not vaccination hours.

English-speaking care: Family Medical Practice (FMP) Vietnam

FMP Vietnam’s clinics in Ho Chi Minh City, Ha Noi and Da Nang follow global standards for their immunisation programmes. The Da Nang clinic is at 96–98 Nguyen Van Linh, Hai Chau, open Monday to Friday 08:00–18:00, Saturday 08:00–17:00 and Sunday 08:00–12:00, phone +84 23 6358 2699.

Dr Ngo Huy Linh, Dr Christopher Mandani Suazon and Dr Allan Paras work there, each with English among their languages.

For more on healthcare in Da Nang, see the health in Da Nang hub.

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Common questions

How much does a rabies vaccine cost in Da Nang?

Da Nang CDC's catalogue prices its rabies vaccine, SPEEDA, at 260,300 VND for the first dose, the lowest of the three. VNVC Da Nang charges 538,000 VND per dose for Verorab, intramuscular. Long Chau's price list gives Verorab 0.5ml at 510,000 VND.

Where can I get a rabies vaccine in Da Nang?

VNVC Da Nang charges 538,000 VND per dose for Verorab rabies vaccine, intramuscular, at the single-dose offer price. Long Chau's price list gives Verorab 0.5ml at 510,000 VND. Da Nang CDC's catalogue prices its rabies vaccine, SPEEDA, at 260,300 VND for the first dose. Call 0236.3890.407 to ask when and where it vaccinates.

Does VNVC show one price or two for each vaccine?

VNVC's Da Nang price table gives two prices per vaccine: a single-dose offer price and a higher pre-order price. For its Verorab rabies vaccine, that's 538,000 VND against 646,000 VND.

Is Long Chau's vaccine price list specific to Da Nang?

Long Chau's service vaccine price list, dated 14 August 2026, names no Da Nang branch.

Where is Da Nang CDC?

Da Nang CDC's head office is at 118 Le Dinh Ly, Thanh Khe Ward, Da Nang, phone 0236.3890.407.

Is there English-speaking vaccination care in Da Nang?

Family Medical Practice (FMP) Vietnam's Da Nang clinic runs immunisation programmes. Dr Ngo Huy Linh, Dr Christopher Mandani Suazon and Dr Allan Paras, each with English among their languages, work there.

How much is a flu shot in Da Nang?

VNVC's Da Nang price table lists Vaxigrip and Influvac at 356,000 VND and Ivacflu-S at 315,000 VND. Long Chau's price list gives Vaxigrip and Influvac Tetra at 333,000 VND. Da Nang CDC's catalogue prices Influvac Tetra at 364,500 VND for the first dose.

How much is a Japanese encephalitis vaccine in Da Nang?

VNVC's Da Nang price table lists Japanese encephalitis vaccines from 198,000 VND to 968,000 VND. Long Chau's price list gives them from 175,000 VND to 950,000 VND. Da Nang CDC's catalogue prices them from 160,140 VND to 795,718 VND, first dose.

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Comments (7)

  1. HugeMarsupial1542

    Vaccines that are required? My partner and I are travelling to Da Nang, Hoi An & Hue in January 2026 for 3 weeks - we are from Canada, just looking for first hand recommendations on vaccinations you should actually get, we have an appointment with a travel clinic today, from my reading there are 3 vaccines that sound like maybes, they are $225 each, so if they are not required, I’d like to skip getting them. (We will also ask the vaccine clinic, but likely they will say we need them all - money grab) 1: Chikungunya 2: Japanese encephalitis 3: Rabies We already have/will get all other vaccines such as hep A&B, measles, etc. We plan to do some small day hikes, but no serious time spent in the bush, mostly in town. Any advice is appreciated.

    3 replies
    1. alpacasponge

      I also got a bunch recommended before I came to SE Asia (long term trip, though) - as others have said, the risk is pretty low for any of the above, but because of the severity of JE, I wanted to get it. Unfortunately in the US it was about $1,000 USD, so I actually ended up finding a clinic once I got to Vietnam and it cost me $35. I know immunity takes time to build after getting the shot so maybe this isn't helpful, but for anyone else lurking, it can be very easy, accessible and cheap to just get vaccinated in SE Asia if too expensive in your home country!

    2. yucatan36

      Wouldn't hurt but in this area (Da Nang) nothing is really of concern except Dengue which is still kinda rare. Does happen though for sure, but I'm not sure if any vaccine really helps with that.  Tetanus & Hepatitis A and B, which most of us have had since baby's is a must either way. It's all I have, been in South America, central, a lot of Asia and reside in Da Nang close to 4 years soon.

    3. maverikbc

      Required and recommended are 2 different things. Absolutely no vaccines required.

  2. VinoT25

    Vaccinations for American traveler US traveler here. Got recommended for vaccinations: Typhoid fever $225, Japanese Encephalitis $525 x2, Chikungunya $500, rabies pre exposure $590 x2, Tetanus/DTAP $130, malaria-doxycycline pills Any recommendations? I got health insurance but that travel place didn’t take it. I will be going to Bangkok, Phuket, Ho Chi Minh, Nha Trang, Hoi An, Da Nang.

    1. LesothoBro

      Typhoid, Tetanus, Hep A/B... and make sure you've had all of your childhood/school vaccines. Measles booster may be a good idea right now. Everything else is for exotic diseases that the average tourist is highly unlikely to contract. Source: Me - over a decade of international travel health/medicine as a clinician and consultant. Specialized in vaccine administration to multinationals in high-risk areas.

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  1. igohardish

    Rabies Shots Hey all, I saw another post on here about a girl getting bit by a cat. Is Human Rabies immunoglobulin available in Vietnam? The hospital I went to in Hoi An didn’t have it. I’m going to look in the hospitals Da Nang this morning and in Ha Noi if that doesn’t work.

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