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WHO International Travel and Health Portal: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Access essential vaccination requirements and health risk maps to prepare for international travel through this global health resource.

This portal serves as a centralized digital resource providing essential health information and guidance for anyone planning to travel across international borders.

Who it's for

This resource is designed for all international travelers. Whether you are traveling for business, leisure, or work, anyone moving between different countries can use this portal to stay informed about the health landscape of their destination.

What you get

The portal provides you with up-to-date vaccination requirements, which are the specific immunizations you may need before you travel. Additionally, you can access health risk maps. These maps help you visualize potential health challenges or disease outbreaks in various parts of the world, allowing you to make informed decisions about your safety and preparation before you depart.

What it costs you

Accessing this information is completely free. There are no fees required to view the vaccination guidelines or the health risk maps provided by the organization.

The catch to know

A common mistake is relying on broad geographical information. You must always check the specific health requirements for the exact country you are landing in, rather than just looking at the general region. Health regulations and risks can change quickly and vary significantly even between neighboring countries.

How to apply

Because this is an information portal rather than a formal application process, you do not "apply" to use it. Instead, follow these steps to access the data:

  1. Visit the official portal via the link provided below.
  2. Navigate to the sections dedicated to travel and health.
  3. Search for your specific destination to find relevant vaccination needs.
  4. Review the latest health risk maps to understand the current environment of your destination.

https://www.who.int