Travel Health Guide
Grenada
Mandatory vaccinations
The yellow fever vaccination is required if you arrive from certain countries in Africa or South America.
Recommendation for urban travel
Polio, tetanus and diphtheria vaccinations should be considered.
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice).
Hepatitis B vaccine (upon a protracted stay in the countries or a shorter stay if you intend to travel repeatedly to countries at risk).
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine).
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice).
Hepatitis B vaccine (upon a protracted stay in the countries or a shorter stay if you intend to travel repeatedly to countries at risk).
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine).
Recommendation for rural travel
Polio, tetanus and diphtheria vaccinations should be considered.
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice).
Hepatitis B vaccine (upon a protracted stay in the countries or a shorter stay if you intend to travel repeatedly to countries at risk).
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine).
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice).
Hepatitis B vaccine (upon a protracted stay in the countries or a shorter stay if you intend to travel repeatedly to countries at risk).
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine).
Recommendation for long stays, back packing and living permanently in the country
Polio, tetanus and diphtheria vaccinations should be considered.
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice) and hepatitis B as well as typhoid.
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine) and rabies.
Protection against hepatitis A (epidemic jaundice) and hepatitis B as well as typhoid.
Furthermore, for certain risk groups: Dukoral (a cholera vaccine) and rabies.
Dengue fever
Vaccination against dengue fever may be considered for certain risk groups. Contact a vaccination clinic for more information!
Insect protection
Mosquitoes can spread diseases such as dengue fever, Zika and chikungunya. If you have mosquitoes in your area - always use mosquito stick/spray on exposed skin! Long-sleeved shirts and long trousers further reduce the risk of mosquito bites. When spending the night in the countryside or jungle, you should also use an impregnated mosquito net for protection.
Children who have not had or who have not been vaccinated against measles, mumps or rubella should be vaccinated against these diseases.
Always contact a vaccination clinic well in advance for individual recommendations!
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