Travel medicine

Travel Health & Vaccination Advisor

Check likely vaccination, yellow fever certificate, malaria and travel-health considerations for your destination before you book a consultation.

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Entry rules and medical recommendations can depend on your destination, country of departure, transit route, age, duration and type of travel.

Sources checked: 30 September 2026. Country entry-rule baseline: WHO 2022, revised January 2023; these rules have not all been reverified. Polio: WHO 25 August 2026 (data to 30 April). Malaria-free register: WHO 15 July 2025. Yellow fever: PAHO 13 March 2026. Always confirm current entry rules and destination advice before travel.

Travelling from * Malta is selected by default. Change this if your journey starts elsewhere.

Main destination *

Date of birth * Age affects some vaccine and certificate rules.

Departure date *

Length of stay *

Type of travel *

Yellow-fever-risk transit * Some entry rules are triggered by a long airport transit, not only by where the journey starts.

Special health considerations

Activities / exposures

Rural, forest or remote areas Animal contact / wildlife / caves Swimming or wading in fresh water Trekking or sleeping at high altitude

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Your personalised travel health summary

Travel health plan

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Time to departure—

Entry and certificate requirements

Vaccinations to review

Malaria, medicines and practical preparation

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WHO International Travel & HealthCountry entry requirements, yellow fever and malaria country framework.Open WHO travel advice →

WHO polio IHR updatesTemporary recommendations are reviewed as global poliovirus activity changes.Open WHO polio updates →

CDC destination guidanceCurrent country-by-country vaccines, medicines and travel health notices.Open CDC destinations →

This checker is a pre-travel screening aid, not a medical clearance or a substitute for a clinician. Country entry rules can change without notice, and some recommendations depend on the exact province, season, accommodation and activities. Always confirm entry requirements with the destination's official authorities or consulate before travel. Yellow fever, pregnancy, immunosuppression, paediatric travel and malaria prophylaxis require individual clinical assessment.

WHO · Malaria · 2025-07-15 · PAHO · 2026-03-13