Travel..?

[Bcrary3]

Okay, I have no clue as to where this would best be asked.

So, I am assuming that this would be on a federal level.

This summer (July) I plan to go to Uganda with a group of business partners, now typically when you leave to go to third world nations you typically should have vaccines/inoculations for their illnesses they have over there that your immune system would not be use to.

I am very much against any kind of vaccine or having anything injected into me. I am curious to know is there any kind of law mandating me to have this done prior to leaving?

 

[quincy]

Okay, I have no clue as to where this would best be asked.

So, I am assuming that this would be on a federal level.

This summer (July) I plan to go to Uganda with a group of business partners, now typically when you leave to go to third world nations you typically should have vaccines/inoculations for their illnesses they have over there that your immune system would not be use to.

I am very much against any kind of vaccine or having anything injected into me. I am curious to know is there any kind of law mandating me to have this done prior to leaving?

Go to http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country.html and enter "Uganda."

A Yellow Fever vaccination is required for entry.

"Business partners?" I thought you were a 16 year old high school student?

 

[Bcrary3]

Go to http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/country.html and enter "Uganda."

A Yellow Fever vaccination is required for entry.

"Business partners?" I thought you were a 16 year old high school student?

Who is also the owner of Crary Photography. They were more like investors really. We recently set up a partnership with their business; a local NFP group that sells jewelry made in Uganda to pay for medical supplies.

And since I have a little bit of a business-y background they've asked me to go over there with a group of students from the area to set up a community library.

 

[quincy]

Who is also the owner of Crary Photography. They were more like investors really. We recently set up a partnership with their business; a local NFP group that sells jewelry made in Uganda to pay for medical supplies.

And since I have a little bit of a business-y background they've asked me to go over there with a group of students from the area to set up a community library.

Nice. You impress me more and more, Bcrary3.

If you are able to handle the vaccination, you will find that Uganda is a great place to grow your portfolio.