Guine Equatorial

When traveling to Equatorial Guinea, it's important to be aware of local health conditions. Based on WHO data from 2025, the country's Medova regional health index is 49.55/100 (higher means better measured conditions; this is a regional indicator, not a personal risk assessment), in the "Moderado" band. Key vaccinations to consider include Vacina contra a Febre Amarela, Vacina contra Hepatite A, Vacina contra Hepatite B, Febre tifoide, Vacina contra Raiva, Poliomielite (IPV), Vacina contra HPV (Papilomavírus Humano), Vacina contra Tétano, Difteria e Coqueluche (Tdap), Tríplice Viral (Sarampo, Caxumba, Rubéola), Catapora, Gripe, Vacina Pneumocócica (PCV13), COVID-19, BCG (Tuberculose), Vacina contra Ebola (rVSV-ZEBOV), Malária. Consider discussing your trip with a travel medicine professional before departure.