Vaccines

The Immigration Law of the United States of North America requires that immigrant visa applicants obtain certain vaccinations before the issuance of an immigrant visa. Authorized clinics that practice medical examinations for immigrant visa applicants are required to verify that they meet the vaccination requirement.

In order to attend authorized doctors and avoid delays in the process of an immigrant visa, each applicant must meet the vaccination schedule of the United States, so they must prove the application of the vaccines at the time they attend their medical examination for the processing of their visa. If you do not have proof or a National Vaccination Card, do not bother getting it. You can get the necessary vaccines at the time of your medical examination.

No consular employee will provide information related to vaccines, this will be handled directly with the authorized clinic that conducts medical examinations. The cost of the vaccine(s) will depend on the type of vaccine or vaccines that you are missing, so the cost may vary. This charge is independent of the cost of your regular medical examination.