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Vaccination against Yellow Fever
Are you going to travel? Check if vaccination against Yellow Fever and its respective CIVP are needed.
Know the conditions before traveling
If you are going to travel, it is important to check the restrictions and requirements of the health measures in each country.
For this, confirm below if your destination requires the International Certificate of Vaccination or Yellow Fever Prophylaxis (CIVP).
What is CIVP and how can I get it?
The International Certificate of vaccination or Prophylaxis (CIVP) is a document that proves the vaccination against Yellow Fever and other diseases. It is essential, as some countries require this document to enter their territory, in order to prevent the spread of disease and contamination.
If you do not yet have the CIVP, TAP recommends that you strictly follow the rules of the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA), in order to be able to issue the certificate as early as possible.
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List of countries requiring CIVP
Find here the complete list of countries where it is mandatory to present the International Certificate of vaccination or Prophylaxis (CIVP), according to the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA).
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How to issue the certificate
Follow the information and recommendations of the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) to obtain your International Certificate of Vaccination or Yellow Fever Prophylaxis (CIVP).
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Beware
The Yellow Fever CIVP must be taken at least 11 (eleven) days before the trip. For more information about specific destinations or connections, please see the ANVISA website.