A trip to Thailand is not possible without some preparation, especially when it comes to your health. Make sure you have received the correct vaccinations for Thailand and if you bring medicines you should know the customs rules. You can read all about it in this article on Thailandblog. If you go to Thailand, it is recommended to get vaccinated against DTP, Hepatitis A and maybe also Typhoid fever.
Advice on travel vaccinations and health risks to Thailand
If you are going on a trip to Thailand, good preparation is important. In particular, information about possible health risks should be checked in good time so that you and fellow travelers can have a preventive vaccination.
Vaccinations for Thailand (video)
What vaccinations do you need when traveling to Thailand? We can be brief about that. There are no compulsory vaccinations for Thailand. A vaccination against yellow fever is only mandatory if you come from a country where yellow fever occurs.
Here you will find information for travelers about recommended vaccinations and preventive measures against malaria and other infectious diseases for Thailand.
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