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Health and welfare :
All the salaried workers in
Brazil are covered by the Brazilian social security
system (INSS).
This covers treatment in the public hospitals.
These are not very good, under-equipped and
under-staffed. It is therefore highly advisable to
subscribe to a private health and welfare insurance
cover 'plano de saude', which, against a monthly
payment of about 1,500 FF per family, gives a right
to an excellent private system.
There is a risk of malaria in the north-west of the
country. There is less risk along the Amazone, but
high risk in mining and agricultural
regions.
Vaccinations
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None are obligatory for a
visit to Brazil, but it is recommended to be
vaccinated against yellow fever and smallpox,
especially if you are going to certain zones like
the Mato-Grosso. (Remember that the smallpox
vaccine is only valid for three years).
Adults should have the usual vaccines done
(tetanos, polio), and children should get shots
against measles. An anti-rabies vaccine is
advisable if you are staying for a while.
All vaccinations should appear in an international
certificate booklet (on sale in bookshops or travel
agencies). If they were done by a doctor, his name,
the municipality in which he works and his
inscription number in the Order (with the code of
the department) should be marked against the
vaccination certificate.
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