Managing the risk of infectious disease when you travel
When you travel, you can be exposed to diseases that aren't common in Australia. Read our advice on how to know and manage the risk.
When you travel, you can be exposed to diseases that aren't common in Australia. Read our advice on how to know and manage the risk.
Many countries are reporting an increase in measles cases. If you're heading overseas, make sure you're fully vaccinated.
Several strains of highly pathogenic Avian Influenza are circulating globally. Be aware of increased health risks when travelling to impacted countries.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the current Mpox outbreak in parts of Africa as a global public health emergency. Mpox cases have also been reported across the world. If you’re planning to travel overseas, read more about Mpox to protect your health.
Dengue fever outbreaks are happening globally. If you're travelling somewhere with reported cases, know how to protect your health.
On 25 April, Anzac Day services will be held in major cities and at international war memorials. If you're travelling to attend a service, be prepared and know what to expect.
Planning to go overseas for a medical procedure? Do your research before you commit. Don't decide on cost alone.
Every year, Australians travelling overseas need consular help due to carrying or using prescription drugs illegally.