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01/08/2013
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With the holidays and New Year and the arrival of summer, we enter the holiday period. For you who are thinking of taking their time off or vacation and travel abroad, know the precautions to take to avoid inconvenience on your trip. Have on hand and updated the International Certificate of Vaccination and Prophylaxis (CIVP) on trips to countries requiring the document guarantees the success of your trip.
The CIVP is issued free of charge at the Centers Guidance and Travelers jobs in public and private accredited by ANVISA and spread throughout the country, such as clinics and hospitals. In countries where the risk of contamination by yellow fever is eminent he may be required. Your requirement is set out in the International Health Regulations, being a decision of every country's charging document.
To access the certificate, travelers should move to a Center Orientation traveler with proof of vaccination against yellow fever and an official photo ID. In the case of minors, the document required is a birth certificate.
It is important to remember that the citizen should be vaccinated against yellow fever at least ten days in advance of the departure date for the trip, because this is the time it takes for the vaccine to act in the body. The vaccine is valid for ten years and must be renewed after this period.
Visit and learn more about the countries that require the international certificate of vaccination and where to retrieve the document.
Source: Anvisa
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