HEALTH PRECAUTIONS

Eswatini does not require Smallpox vaccination certificates from people visiting the country.
Travellers coming from an endemic Yellow Fever area are advised to have valid inoculation certificates upon entry into Eswatini. Eswatini is not in the endemic zone.
Malaria has now been largely controlled, but anyone intending to spend time in the Lowveld, particularly the low-lying rivers, are advised to take simple anti-Malaria precautions. People coming from areas with Malaria and subsequently visiting Eswatini are also asked to take precautions. Anti-malaria tablets are available from government hospitals, health centres and clinics or pharmacies.
Bilharzia, although controlled in certain areas, is a major health hazard and it is unwise to bathe in some rivers, streams and some dams in Eswatini.
Eswatini requires that all travellers visiting the Kingdom from countries where Cholera cases had been reported, be in possession of a valid Cholera vaccination certificate.
Persons visiting Eswatini without prior vaccination against Yellow Fever or Cholera will be expected to undergo vaccination at any of the Kingdom’s Public Health Units, subject to a minimal charge. Vaccinations are obtainable from Public Health Units on Fridays and Wednesdays from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm and on Mondays and Thursdays from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
Attached below is the disease surveillance form which is to be filled by all travellers and produced at the ports of entry of Eswatini.