Do I need to get a shot prior to entering Bali Indonesia?

Question

Is there some shot I need before entering Bali?
For deadly insects or bugs.

Answer 1

There are no special vaccinations required for Indonesia from anywhere around the world, except for travelers arriving from smallpox and cholera infected areas.

It’s recommended to vaccinate against typhoid and Para-typhoid as well as hepatitis A and B.

Reasonable medical facilities are available in major towns but once outside these areas, medical services tend to be very poor. Make sure that you have adequate health insurance that covers evacuation and consider inoculations against typhoid, cholera, Japanese encephalitis and hepatitis.

There is a risk of malaria in many parts of Indonesia (but not necessary for Bali and other big cities) -- and it is recommended that you take advice regarding anti-malarials. It is always best to check the current situation and any vaccination requirements with your doctor when planning your trip.

Answer 2

well, actually you didn't need anything special to visit bali...
there are only a few dangerous insect...
but the thing you should do is respectful with balinese people believe, because you will never know what the things will happen to you,
as a balinese and hindhusm I only suggest you this,
If you want to know more about bali try to visit this source
http://balitourism-info.blogspot.com/

Answer 3

no nothing is required, Bali is not even in a Malaria zone so it's ok.

If you go to lombok, it's a different story, it is classified as malaria zone.

Only thing to have is some tablets of imodium or similar product for tourista...

Answer 4

No shots are required. Tetnaus and Hepatitis are a good way to go. Malaria meds are not needed Just have fun.

Answer 5

Don't need to get a shot. But try to stay away from foods on side street, you might get an upset stomach. Probably restaurants in hotel is safe, but can be expensive.

Answer 6

I got..... hep.B.... tetnus.....polio...took some good repellent..ask your doc.