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Diseases such as malaria and rabies which can be found in neighbouring countries, are absent from the island. If you have been in a country where yellow fever is present, you will need to get a vaccination before entering Taiwan and have proof of vaccination.

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Taiwan has had several cases of bird flu and it would be best to avoid getting into contact with birds or poultry during your visit. It is always best to avoid drinking water straight from the taps and always consume beverages which are sealed. There are several good hospitals in Taiwan and many places where alternative medical services are available.

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