International Travel Health Clinics Serving Minnesota Residents

The Minnesota Department of Health does not provide international travel health consultation or travel shots. Information on international travel shots and other travel health issues including disease and concerns about food and water supplies is available by country on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Travelers' Health.

• If you are going to Africa, Central America, or South America, you may need yellow fever vaccine or other vaccines your health care provider might not have. International travel health clinics are the only places that can give yellow fever vaccine. The international travel health clinics listed below are authorized to administer yellow fever vaccine. They also provide a variety of other pre- and post-travel services to travelers. To find other clinics authorized to administer yellow fever vaccine visit CDC: Search for Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinics.
• If you are going to Europe, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia, or New Zealand, your health care provider should be able to give you the shots you need. If you are going to any other country than those just listed, an international travel health clinic is your best resource.
• Don't just get your international travel shots! It’s a good idea for adults and children to be up to date with routine vaccines before they leave the country. If you are not sure if you or your children are up to date with routine shots, call your health care provider. More information is also available on our Immunization website.

The international travel health clinics listed below are authorized to administer yellow fever vaccine. They also provide a variety of other pre- and post-travel services to travelers.