The Government of Uganda has officially updated its border entry protocols, removing the requirement for inbound international travelers to present a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate upon entry.
In an official update issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs through the National Citizenship and Immigration Control, authorities confirmed that Yellow Fever vaccination documentation has been removed from mandatory requirements on the national e-visa portal and official immigration channels.
Under the revised guidelines, travelers entering Uganda are no longer required to present vaccination certificates at border posts or Entebbe International Airport, simplifying entry procedures for international visitors and business travelers.
–ChannelAfrica–
