We are closely monitoring global health developments and will follow all international and local health guidelines to ensure a safe environment for our attendees. We recommend that all participants stay updated on health requirements such as vaccinations , testing, and travel advisories. As you prepare for your travel to Kenya and return to your home country, all travelers are advised to check entry/exit requirements and precautions from your country's health agency, such as CDC, prior to departure.
Please note the following Yellow Fever vaccination requirements:
Entry Requirement for Kenya
- Mandatory: Travelers arriving from or transiting (for more than 12 hours) through Yellow Fever-endemic countries must present a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate (Yellow Card).
Returning to Your Home Country
- Some countries require a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate from travelers arriving from Kenya or other Yellow Fever-endemic regions.
- Travelers without a certificate may be subject to quarantine or other health measures upon arrival in their home country.
- We strongly recommend checking with your national health authorities or immigration office for the latest requirements.
When to Get Vaccinated?
At least 14 days before travel to ensure immunity and compliance with travel regulations. The International Certificate of Vaccination (Yellow Card) becomes valid 14 days after vaccination and remains valid for life.
Action Required
✔ Check if your home country requires a Yellow Fever certificate upon return.
✔ Get vaccinated in time if required.
✔ Carry your International Certificate of Vaccination (Yellow Card).
Official Sources for Verification
For further guidance, please visit a travel health clinic.
