Visas & Shots

[mcrcruiser]

For the  French Polynesian  islands in the South Pacific are  visas or shots requured ?

 

 TIA

[mcrcruiser]

Wondering if dengue fever is more common in the south Pacific 

 

 Here is info I found for vacinations & other data "

 

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/destination-advice/oceania-pacific-islands/

 

 Aloha

 Cliff

Edited June 2, 2023 by mcrcruiser

[mcrcruiser]

We believe it is better to know & have been done  & not get ill thousands of miles from home

[OlsSalt]

Always go to the primary source - the nation's official websites - for this information. Print it out. And keep checking back if your trip is more than few months away. 

[OlsSalt]

For general information only - CDC has a travel advice website: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel

[mcrcruiser]

3 minutes ago, OlsSalt said:

For general information only - CDC has a travel advice website: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel

Thanks for   your posts  . Taking proper precautions  thousands  of miles from home is  important

[lissie]

One oddity of Tahiti that you may not be aware of - for some things they are considered parts of France (though not Schengen ) 

[Seasick Sailor]

We sailed 35 day Hawaii/Tahiti cruise in Feb/March. No visas or vaccinations required. 

[mightycruisequeen]

42 minutes ago, Seasick Sailor said:

We sailed 35 day Hawaii/Tahiti cruise in Feb/March. No visas or vaccinations required. 

Exactly what I wanted to know, thank you so much!

[crystalspin]

On 6/2/2023 at 3:19 PM, mightycruisequeen said:

Exactly what I wanted to know, thank you so much!

Cliff:

Just because no vaccinations were required on Seasick Sailor's voyage, doesn't mean there are none that exist, that might protect you from illness in the tropics. You should consult your own physician.

[mightycruisequeen]

6 hours ago, crystalspin said:

Cliff:

Just because no vaccinations were required on Seasick Sailor's voyage, doesn't mean there are none that exist, that might protect you from illness in the tropics. You should consult your own physician.

But the question was simply 

"For the  French Polynesian  islands in the South Pacific are  visas or shots required ?" 

and the simple answer is no.