Hello
Could anyone please advise if vaccination records are required for an adult entering Canada via St John's as a permanent resident (from England)? The website says
"Children in Canada are vaccinated—also called immunized—beginning when they are newborns. Vaccinations help to prevent serious infections or diseases.
When you travel to Canada, bring official documents that state what vaccinations you and your family have already had. If you or your child has not been vaccinated, call your doctor or local public health clinic right away.
In Canada, immunization or vaccination records are required for children to enroll in school."
I have all the other paperwork in hand including my medical records going back 10 years. Unfortunately all my usual childhood vaccinations (rubella TB etc) whilst received, are not shown as they were long before 10 years ago. If I do need a document, does anyone know where to get this from in the UK?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
Di
Could anyone please advise if vaccination records are required for an adult entering Canada via St John's as a permanent resident (from England)? The website says
"Children in Canada are vaccinated—also called immunized—beginning when they are newborns. Vaccinations help to prevent serious infections or diseases.
When you travel to Canada, bring official documents that state what vaccinations you and your family have already had. If you or your child has not been vaccinated, call your doctor or local public health clinic right away.
In Canada, immunization or vaccination records are required for children to enroll in school."
I have all the other paperwork in hand including my medical records going back 10 years. Unfortunately all my usual childhood vaccinations (rubella TB etc) whilst received, are not shown as they were long before 10 years ago. If I do need a document, does anyone know where to get this from in the UK?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
Di
