Planning tools for travelers
Making plans to travel? Don’t forget vaccinations and vaccination records.
- Visit the CDC’s Travelers’ Health web page. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tracks current disease outbreaks and recommends vaccinations on this website.
- Check vaccination requirements in the country or countries you are visiting. Do you have the proper proof of vaccinations for entry?
- Make an appointment with your healthcare provider at least 6 weeks before your trip to ensure you are adequately vaccinated before departure. Don’t have a healthcare provider? Many local health departments and private provider offices offer travel vaccinations.
Proof of vaccination and QR codes
- Don’t forget to bring proof of required vaccinations, documented on an International Certificate of Vaccination.
- Learn how to download and view vaccine records with the Docket application on the Vaccine Records Request page.
- Learn how to request vaccine records on the Vaccine Records Request page.
- The state of Wyoming does not offer QR codes to show proof of vaccination. Depending on where you were vaccinated, some pharmacies and clinics offer an electronic vaccination record with a QR code. Please reach out to where you were vaccinated directly.
Vaccines you may need
The following vaccinations may be needed depending on the destination. It’s also important to keep up to date on recommended routine vaccines, including flu, RSV, and COVID-19. For more information visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Traveler’s Health page.
- Cholera
- COVID-19
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- Japanese encephalitis
- Meningococcal
- MMR
- Polio
- Rabies
- Tdap
- Tick-borne encephalitis
- Typhoid
- Yellow Fever
Contact your healthcare provider to determine which vaccines are recommended for you.
Yellow Fever Vaccines
Yellow fever vaccine is recommended for people aged 9 months and older who are traveling to or living in areas at risk for yellow fever virus transmission in South America and Africa. Yellow fever vaccination may be required for entry into certain countries. Yellow fever vaccination requirements and recommendations for specific countries are available on the CDC Travelers’ Health web page.
In Wyoming, yellow fever vaccine is only available at vaccination centers designated by the Wyoming Department of Health Immunization Unit. Find a Yellow Fever Vaccine Provider (CDC web page)
Yellow Fever Vaccine Provider Resources
How to enroll
Providers are encouraged to enroll in the yellow fever vaccine program. Please follow the procedures outlined in Yellow Fever Vaccine Program Procedures (pdf) to apply as a provider.
Links and forms
- 2021 yellow fever vaccine program certification form (online)
- Application for certified uniform stamp (pdf)
- Application for additional stamp (pdf)
- Change notification form (online)
- Provider acknowledgement form (pdf)
- Uniform stamp application checklist (pdf)
- Vaccine coordinator acknowledgement form (pdf)
- Yellow Fever Provider Agreement (pdf)
- Yellow fever vaccine information statement (VIS) (CDC web page)
- Yellow fever vaccine program procedures (pdf)
The uniform stamp holder, the yellow fever vaccine coordinator, and any additional staff with responsibilities associated with the administration of yellow fever vaccine must complete, pass, print, and submit the transcript of the two module CDC Yellow Fever Course.
The uniform stamp holder, the yellow fever vaccine coordinator, and any additional staff with responsibilities associated with the administration of yellow fever vaccine must complete, pass, print, and submit the transcript of the two module CDC Yellow Fever Course.