Yellow Fever Replacement Certificate £10 - proof of original administration MUST be provided in advance

​Yellow fever vaccination certificate

​Some countries require a certificate showing you have been vaccinated before you're allowed entry.
This is known as an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP).
You'll be given a certificate when you're vaccinated at a yellow fever vaccination centre.
Check the country information on the Travel Health Pro website or with a yellow fever vaccination centre to see if you need a certificate for the area you're visiting.
A certificate isn't required for entry into the UK.
If you lose your certificate, you may be able to get another one reissued if you have details of the vaccination batch number and the date you had the vaccination.

​Who should have the yellow fever vaccine

The yellow fever vaccine is recommended for people from 9 months of age who are travelling to:

• an area where yellow fever is found, including most of sub-Saharan Africa, most of South America, and parts of Central America and the Caribbean
• a country that requires you to have a certificate proving you have been vaccinated against yellow fever

You should be vaccinated at least 10 days before you travel to allow enough time for the vaccine to work.
Some people might not be able to have the vaccine because there's a risk it could make them unwell.