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Vaccinations & Health Rules for Madagascar — German Citizens 2026
German citizens do not need yellow fever vaccination to enter Madagascar unless arriving from a yellow fever endemic country or transiting >12 hours through one. Malaria prophylaxis, hepatitis A, typhoid, and routine vaccines are strongly recommended; malaria is present in all regions except Antananarivo.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Rwanda for Italian Travellers 2026
Italian citizens travelling directly from Italy do not need a yellow fever vaccination certificate to enter Rwanda, as Italy is not on the WHO yellow fever transmission risk list. However, malaria prophylaxis, hepatitis A, and typhoid vaccines are strongly recommended for all travellers.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Namibia for Belgian Travellers 2026
Belgian citizens travelling directly to Namibia do not need a yellow fever vaccination certificate for entry. However, if your itinerary includes a yellow-fever-risk country or a transit exceeding 12 hours in one, Namibia requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travellers aged 9 months and older.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Botswana 2026: Indian Citizens
Indian travellers to Botswana need a yellow fever certificate only if arriving from or transiting through endemic countries; malaria prophylaxis is strongly recommended for northern regions November–June. Plan vaccinations 4–6 weeks before departure.
