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What Vaccines Do Japanese Travellers Need for Uganda in 2026?
Japanese travellers entering Uganda should carry an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis showing yellow fever vaccination. Uganda’s CDC country-entry guidance says the certificate is required for all arriving travellers aged 1 year and older; hepatitis A, typhoid, malaria prevention and routine vaccines may also be recommended.
Is Botswana Good for Safari? 7 Reasons to Go in 2026
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Mozambique Vaccinations for Chinese Travellers in 2026
Chinese citizens travelling to Mozambique should review their routine vaccinations and discuss travel vaccines with a clinician. A yellow fever certificate depends on the countries visited or transited before Mozambique, not simply on holding a Chinese passport; Mozambique requires certification for eligible travellers arriving from yellow-fever-risk countries or transiting through them for more than 12 hours [1][2].
Mozambique Safari & Beach: 3 Routes for August 2026
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Do Irish Citizens Need a Burundi Visa in 2026?
Irish citizens require a visa to enter Burundi. Ireland’s official travel advice says tourist and business visas can be obtained on arrival, with a one-month visa costing US$90 and a three-day visa costing US$40; confirm the current rules before departure.
