Yellow fever vaccination centres

People aged 1 year or over must have an International certificate of vaccination or prophylaxis if they have stayed overnight or longer in a declared yellow fever–infected country within 6 days before arriving in (or returning to) Australia.

Healthcare professionals provide this certificate at the time a person is vaccinated against yellow fever. The certificate is valid for the duration of the life of the person and begins 10 days after vaccination.

Yellow fever vaccine must be given by an approved yellow fever vaccination centre. Centres can charge a range of fees for a consultation and the yellow fever vaccine.

Victorian yellow fever approved vaccination centres

Apply to become an approved yellow fever vaccination centre

To be familiar with the Australian requirements and your required action, please read the information for yellow fever vaccination centres and providers(opens in a new window).

To find out how to access training, please visit training requirement for accreditation for yellow fever vaccination providers(opens in a new window).

Centres can download, complete and submit the application form to become an approved yellow fever vaccination centre.

For changing details of a currently approved centre, download, complete and submit the change of details form.