The required and recommended vaccines depend on your destination. Some countries mandate yellow fever, polio, or meningococcal vaccines, while others strongly recommend hepatitis A, typhoid, and rabies. It's best to consult a travel health specialist or check [...]

It’s recommended to get vaccinated at least 4 to 6 weeks before travel. Some vaccines require multiple doses or take time to become fully effective. Early vaccination ensures you’re protected before arriving at your destination

Yes, some countries require travelers to show an International Certificate of Vaccination (Yellow Card) as proof of immunization, particularly for diseases like yellow fever. Without it, entry may be denied or quarantine may be required.

Visa candidates coming from the next countries have to have a tuberculosis (TB) test: Afghanistan. Algeria Angola Armenian language: Azerbaijan Bangladesh: Belarus: Examine in a different nation—Benin (do the exam). Bhutan Bolivia Botswana. Brunei Test in another [...]

Most vaccines are safe, but if you have a chronic illness, weakened immune system, or are pregnant, consult a travel medicine clinic to discuss the safest vaccination options tailored to your health needs.

You can receive travel shots at Everest Travel Clinic, as well as at pharmacies, travel health centers, and doctor’s offices. It's best to schedule an appointment early to ensure availability and avoid last-minute delays.