Vaccination prior to medical

[Empress Bori 2]

Can you get in "trouble" if you had all the required vaccinations prior to the medical exam? Like, years prior?

[ADRII15 6]

Don't know what you define as "trouble", haha. I had had all the vaccinations years ago. Only one had expired (only valid 10 years or so), so had that done at my own doctor before going to the medical exam (because it was cheaper at my own doctor). The medical examiner checked off on all of them, and didn't have to do any more.

[Empress Bori 2]

Don't know what you define as "trouble", haha. I had had all the vaccinations years ago. Only one had expired (only valid 10 years or so), so had that done at my own doctor before going to the medical exam (because it was cheaper at my own doctor). The medical examiner checked off on all of them, and didn't have to do any more.

Yes, it is definitely cheaper. I am referring to the part in packet 3 "be sure to go to the embassy doctor before going to the clinic for additional vaccinations." He already has these vaccinations from years ago, but they are only needed if you plan on traveling to another country. so i say "trouble" because will they scrutinize the fact that he got them years ago, instead of now that he is actually planing on leaving the country?

[peachesndutches 0]

No he won't get in trouble, but he needs to make sure he takes proof to the medical that he has had those shots. Also, if it has been too long for certain shots he may need to get it again. Some shot like the Hepatitis vaccine is a three shot series that is spaced apart but needs to be taken fully. I believe as long has he has proof at the medical he will be fine.