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Vaccinations for Seychelles
No vaccination is required to enter Seychelles. The single exception is proof of yellow fever vaccination if you are arriving from a yellow-fever area, or transited one for more than twelve hours.
- Required on entry
- none — except yellow fever when arriving from a yellow-fever area
- Malaria
- malaria-free
Seychelles is malaria-free — you do not need malaria prophylaxis. Travel medicine services generally suggest keeping routine cover current and considering hepatitis A regardless; what applies to you depends on your history and belongs in a consultation, not on a website. Sort it six to eight weeks before departure, because some vaccinations need time.
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This page is not medical advice and does not replace a consultation with a travel medicine service. Health and safety situations change; the date above says when this text was last reviewed, not what the situation is today. What applies to you depends on your history, your route and when you travel.
Sources to check: WHO · Auswärtiges Amt · CDC Travelers' Health
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