Belarus Travel Tips

	Special Precautions	Certificate Required?
Yellow Fever	No	No
Cholera	No	No
Typhoid and Polio	1	N/A
Malaria	No	N/A

1
Immunization against poliomyelitis and typhoid is sometimes advised.

Other risks
Extensive epidemics of diphtheria were reported in the 1990s and immunization may be recommended. There may be some risk of tick-borne encephalitis. Long-staying travelers should take precautions against hepatitis A. Certain foods should be avoided, especially dairy produce, mushrooms and fruits of the forest, as they may contain high levels of radiation as a long-term legacy of the Chernobyl disaster. Tap water should be filtered and boiled before drinking.
Rabies is present. For those at high risk, vaccination before arrival should be considered. If you are bitten, seek medical advice without delay.

Health care
There is a reciprocal health agreement with the UK. Hospital treatment, some dental treatment and some other medical treatment is normally free. Visitors can expect to pay for prescribed medicines. A UK passport must be shown to receive medical treatment. It is advisable to take out adequate health insurance. If the visitor does not have insurance, then medical insurance must be purchased from the State for US$1 per day. It is also advisable to carry an adequate supply of prescribed medicines which may be unobtainable in Belarus.

Belarus Travel Tips Health

Here you will find the most important informations
about Belarus

Belarus Travel Tips Health

Here you will find the most important informations about Belarus

Here you will find the most important informations
about Belarus