Costa Rica Postpones Mandatory Yellow Fever Vaccination Rules for Travelers

The Costa Rican Health Ministry has delayed the implementation of new yellow fever vaccination requirements for visitors from eight countries until October, providing travelers with an additional month to comply.

29 Aug, 12:22 — 29 Aug, 12:22

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Costa Rica Delays Yellow Fever Vaccine Rules Until October

Costa Rica has delayed new yellow fever vaccination rules for travelers to eight countries, giving you another month to get vaccinated before the requirements take effect. The Health Ministry announced yesterday that the new rules will now begin on October 1, 2026, instead of August 31. The change applies to Costa Rican citizens and legal […] The post Costa Rica Delays Yellow Fever Vaccine Rules Until October appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

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