Effective 1 April 2017, the Colombian government has introduced a new requirement for travellers entering Colombia from Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and Brazil to present an international yellow fever vaccination at the port of entry.
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Effective immediately, the Bolivian government has introduced a new requirement for travelers entering Bolivia from certain countries to present a yellow fever vaccination at the port of entry. This requirement is in response to a recent yellow fever outbreak in Bolivia and neighbouring countries.
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BOLIVIA – New Yellow Fever Vaccination Requirement
Effective 17 January 2017, the Nicaraguan government has introduced a new requirement for travelers entering Nicaragua from certain countries to submit a yellow fever vaccination at the port of entry. This requirement is in response to a recent yellow fever outbreak in Brazil.
UPDATE: Since 6 February 2017, visitors to Panama from Brazil are also required to present proof of vaccination.
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NICARAGUA – New Yellow Fever Vaccination Requirement
