Certain travelers are required to provide proof of Yellow Fever vaccination when entering Turkey, especially those coming from or transiting through countries where Yellow Fever is endemic. This requirement helps prevent the spread of the disease and ensures the safety of public health in Turkey.
Travelers entering Turkey from countries with a risk of Yellow Fever transmission must present an International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) as proof of Yellow Fever vaccination. These countries are predominantly in Africa and South America.
List of Countries Requiring Yellow Fever Vaccination |
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| Angola | Benin | Botswana | Burkina Faso |
| Burundi | Cameroon | Central African Republic | Chad |
| Congo DR | Cote d’Ivoire | Equatorial Guinea | Ethiopia |
| Gabon | Gambia | Ghana | Guinea |
| Guinea-Bissau | Kenya | Liberia | Mali |
| Mauritania | Niger | Nigeria | Rwanda |
| Sierra Leone | Somalia | Sudan | Togo |
| Uganda | Zambia | Zimbabwe | |
If you are not traveling from a country where Yellow Fever is prevalent, you are not required to provide a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate for a Turkey eVisa. However, always verify the latest health advisories before traveling.
The Yellow Fever vaccine is available at certified travel clinics and hospitals globally. After receiving the vaccine, you will be issued the International Certificate of Vaccination, which serves as proof of vaccination for international travel purposes. Ensure that you carry this certificate with you when traveling, especially if your route includes stops in Yellow Fever endemic areas.
For the latest health regulations, consult your local health authorities or Turkey's Ministry of Health before your journey.