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Yellow Fever Travel Risk and Vaccination Requirements Summary

• Announcement: This is an update from WHO's International Travel and Health, Annex 1, revised on 18 November 2022 and finalized on 3 January 2023. It lists countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission and requirements for travelers to show proof of vaccination.

• Key Countries: The list includes nations where yellow fever transmission is a risk (e.g., Albania, Algeria, Angola) and those requiring vaccination proof for incoming travelers, with specific age thresholds or transit conditions (e.g., ≥9 months or over certain hours in airport waits).

• Vaccination Certificate: The period of validity changed from 10 years to lifetime from 11 July 2016, based on WHO IHR (2005) amendments. No boosters or revaccination are required based on this change.

• Travelers' Note: Requirements may change; always verify with official sources or consulates before travel. Transit rules apply for some countries, requiring proof even for short stays.

• Abbreviations: "Yes" indicates WHO risk; "-" means no risk. Specific conditions vary by country.