Ans. All Foreign tourists should be in possession of their Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate conforming to International Health Regulations, if they are originating or transiting through Africa or South America. Normally a yellow fever certificate is valid for a period of 10 years. No other vaccination certificate is needed. However, you may wish to consult your General Practitioner.

In line with Government directives, we advise parents who take up the separate vaccines that their children finish the full course of injections. Parents will be asked to sign a consent form to this effect (a copy of this may be requested). There is sometimes a shortage of mumps vaccine; we do our best to inform patients of availability. Having single vaccinations gives a better immunity level than the combined MMR jab (97% vs 87%). See similar questions...

India is as safe as any other country you visit for the first time. If you adhere to the following suggestions, you will have a safer and more enjoyable visit to India. On your point of entry to India and at any next town, always have somebody escort you to your Hotel / Apartment. Ensure at least for the first leg that you have your accommodation and transportation booked well in advance to save from further hassles. See similar questions...

Tourists are not allowed to bring Indian currency into the country or take it out of the country. Unlimited amounts of foreign currency or traveller's cheques are allowed into the country but any amount over US$ 1000 should be declared on arrival and a certificate obtained from the Customs. Most branches of State Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra, and all major nationalized banks have special foreign exchange counters. See similar questions...

Please consult your doctor as vaccinations vary with your personal health issues and also check with your local India embassy for more up-to-date information. See similar questions...

Yes! Vaccination requirements change from time to time and we suggest clients consult their local doctor or health department for the latest health precautions. You may also contact the Center for Disease Control for accurate and updated information. Malaria, including Plasmodium falciparum exists in certain areas. All clients must consult with their doctor or the Center for Disease Control regarding the use of anti-malarial tablets prior to departure. See similar questions...

The Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is required to be brought into India, if a tourist originates from or transiting through Yellow Fever endemic countries. This is conforming to the International Health Regulation. Yet, Citizens and travelers coming from the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom, do not require any vaccination certificate or inoculations. It is highly recommended to get a precautionary measure vaccination against Hepatitis B, should you plan to stay longer in India. See similar questions...

Yes of course. Every interested person is most welcome to drop in. The weather is best during the winter. Address: WEB INTEGRATED D-38, Pradhan Path Chomu House C-Scheme Jaipur India Outsourcing | Website Development | Ecommerce Systems | Content Management Systems | Web Hosting | Internet Marketing | Client Testimonials | Articles on Outsourcing See similar questions...

Currently, no vaccinations are required by law. We advise you to check with your doctor or clinic for the most up-to-date medical information. Those vaccinations usually recommended for a trip to China include those against Tetanus, Hepatitis, Diphtheria, Cholera and Typhoid. Malaria tablets are unnecessary for the regions we will be visiting on our listed tours. (This may not be true for privately arranged tours. See similar questions...

No. We are virtually free and would like to stay that way so you will encounter strict border controls on bringing animal, plant, and food products into the country. Please help us keep our country pure and natural. After all, that’s probably why you are visting us in the first place. See similar questions...

Indian visas are available from Indian Consular Offices around the world, on payment of visa fee. All foreign citizens have to pay visa fee. Applications for multiple and single entry visas are accepted. Indian visas are necessary for all foreigners visiting India. There are several kinds of visas including Entry Visa, Tourist Visa, Business Visa, Long terms visa (upto 5 years with multiple entry facilities) etc. are available. See similar questions...

Indian visas are available from Indian Consular Offices around the world, on payment of visa fee. Applications for multiple and single entry visas are accepted. Indian visas are necessary for all foreigners visiting India. Different kinds of visas, including Entry Visa, Tourist Visa, Business Visa, Long Term Visa (upto 5 years, with multiple entry facilities) etc. are available. Collective Landing Permits are also available for foreign tourists in groups. See similar questions...

The technical requirements of the building regulations are categorised under the following headings: - Part A - Structure deals with the structural stability of a building and includes elements of the construction such as foundations, walls, floors, roofs and structural framework e.g. beams and columns. Part B - Fire safety is concerned with the fire safety arrangements to protect the fabric of the building and people in and around the building. See similar questions...

For travel to most of the Middle East there are no required vaccinations. During the Hajj season (the annual pilgrimage that Muslims make to the holy city of Mecca) it is sometimes required to obtain a hepatitis vaccination if you are traveling to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia which is close to Mecca. This is because of the huge number of third-world persons entering the country at one time. Most countries require a medical exam be passed in order to obtain a visa. See similar questions...

No vaccinations are required for entrance into Ghana , but you should go over the above recommendations for vaccination with your doctor. Global Crossroad STRONGLY suggests volunteers follow the Center for Disease Control's travel advice ( www.cdc.gov). See similar questions...

None are required, but you may wish to contact your personal physician for his/her advice. Back to top See similar questions...

The World Health Organisation states that there must be at least 4 weeks between childhood vaccinations. Accordingly, we leave a gap of 6 weeks between appointments. Please note that patients should also leave a gap after/before HIB vaccination. See similar questions...