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Travelers' Health Notices: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Stay prepared for your next trip with official health and vaccine information based on your destination.

Travelers' Health Notices provide essential medical guidance and information about disease outbreaks for people planning to travel abroad. This resource is designed to help you navigate the various health risks associated with different parts of the world.

Who it's for

This service is for any individual who is planning international travel and needs reliable health and vaccine information. Whether you are traveling for leisure, business, or work, these notices are intended for anyone who needs to understand the medical landscape of their specific destination before they depart.

What you get

You get access to specific information regarding medical requirements and current disease outbreaks organized by destination. This includes guidance on what health precautions are necessary and what vaccinations may be required or recommended based on the specific region you plan to visit. By using this information, you can better prepare for the unique health environment of your travel location.

What it costs you

Accessing this health information and checking the latest notices is completely free.

The catch to know

The most important thing to remember is the timing of your research. A common mistake is not checking for required vaccinations several weeks before your departure. Because many medical treatments and vaccinations require time to become fully effective in your body, checking these notices at the last minute may leave you unprotected or unable to meet entry requirements.

How to apply

  1. Identify the specific destinations you plan to visit on your upcoming trip.
  2. Visit the official travel health portal to access the latest data.
  3. Search for your specific destination to view the relevant health alerts and medical recommendations.
  4. Use the information gathered to consult with a healthcare provider about your specific needs.

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel