Vaccinations Tanzania
Tanzania vaccination advice
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Tanzania is an enchanting destination with vast savannahs and highly impressive natural parks. Whether you go to Tanzania to spot wildlife, explore the Ngorongoro Crater or enjoy the ultimate beach paradise in Zanzibar; proper preparation is key. Part of that is getting the right vaccinations for Tanzania. At Vaccination Point, we make sure you get Safe and secure travel can go.
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At Vaccination Point, you can make an appointment for your travel vaccinations quickly and easily. Our medical specialists are ready to advise you, so you know exactly which vaccinations you need for your trip to Tanzania. With more than 80 locations throughout the Netherlands, you will always be helped quickly.
Our advantages:
- Within 1 minute made an appointment
- Everything easy online regularly
- More than 80 locations throughout the Netherlands
- Quickly get to a location near you
- Evenings and weekends possibly
What vaccinations are compulsory, recommended and optional for Tanzania?
For travel to Tanzania, a yellow fever vaccination mandatory if you are coming from a high-risk area for yellow fever. Make sure you get this vaccination at least 10 days before arrival gets, otherwise entry to the country may be denied.
In addition, the following vaccinations are strongly recommended:
- DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus and Polio): this is due to sanitary conditions in some parts of Tanzania;
- Hepatitis A: advisable due to risk of contamination through food and water.
Travellers staying in Tanzania for long periods of time or coming into frequent contact with the local population are advised to get vaccinated against hepatitis B.
Optional vaccinations for Tanzania
In addition to the recommended vaccinations, optional vaccinations may be required depending on your travel plans. Do you plan to spend a lot of time in nature or actively interact with animals in Tanzania? If so, it is advisable to get vaccinated against rabies. Taking malaria medication is also very important here, as in many areas of Tanzania malaria occurs.
Other optional vaccinations include:
- TB (Tuberculosis): Especially for travellers staying in Tanzania for an extended period or having intensive contact with the local population.
- Meningitis: Recommended in certain areas during the dry season.
- Schistosomiasis: For travellers wishing to swim in freshwater lakes, as this parasitic disease can be transmitted through freshwater.
Our approach to vaccinations for Tanzania
At Vaccination Point, we make sure your travel vaccinations are arranged carefully and efficiently. Follow our simple steps to plan your vaccinations:
- Choose one of our locations and select a suitable date and time for your appointment. At several locations, this is also possible in the evening and on weekends.
- Complete your itinerary and health statement.
- Our medical team will assess your information and prepare a personalised vaccination recommendation.
- Come in for your vaccination - remember to bring your ID and vaccination booklet.
Curious about our 80+ locations for planning your Tanzania vaccination?
Why Vaccination Point for your vaccinations to Tanzania?
At Vaccination Point, you can count on a fast, expert and reliable service. Thanks to our more than 20 years of experience and the fact that we LCR-registered are, you will always get the right vaccination advice. Moreover, you benefit from our advantages:
- Simple appointment within 1 minute
- Always a location near you, also for last-minute trips
- No waiting times and a flexible appointment system, including evenings and weekends
Make an appointment today and travel to Tanzania well protected!
Stay well protected during your trip to Tanzania
Besides getting the right vaccinations, it is important to take other measures to stay healthy during your trip. For example, use mosquito repellents with DEET to protect you from mosquito bites, which can transmit malaria and other diseases. Drink only bottled water and avoid unwashed vegetables and raw food to avoid gastrointestinal problems. Further, protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and wear covering clothes.
