Java

Country fact file

General Information

What vaccinations do I need for Java (Indonesia)?

Prevention

Health risks

Food and water hygiene

Altitude illness in brief

Mosquito-borne diseases

Other considerations

Health facilities in Java (Indonesia)

Useful resources

For air quality information, visit the world air quality index project.

Vaccinations

For detailed information on vaccinations, refer to:

• Hepatitis A in brief

• Tetanus in brief

• Typhoid in brief

• Hepatitis B in brief

• Rabies in brief

• Chikungunya in brief

• Tuberculosis in brief

• Altitude illness in brief

• Cholera in brief

• Dengue in brief

• Malaria in brief

• Food and water hygiene

• Measles-mumps-rubella (MMR)

For a complete routine immunisation schedule, visit Complete routine immunisation schedule.

For more on immunisation against infectious disease, refer to Immunisation against infectious disease.

For sun protection advice, visit Sun protection.

For polio information, see Polio in brief.

For tick-borne encephalitis information, see Tick-borne encephalitis in brief.

For insect and tick bite avoidance, refer to Insect and tick bite avoidance.

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