Maleria Endemic Countries

If you have traveled to an area where you may have been
exposed to maleria, you must wait one year before donating.

If you have emigrated from a country where malerial infection
may have ocurred, you must wait three years to donate.

Azerbaijan	Angola (All areas are at risk.)	Argentina (Rural areas near Bolivian border, [i.e., Salta and Jujuy Provinces] and along border with Paraguay [i.e., Misiones and Corrientes Provinces].)
Bangladesh	Benin	Bhutan
Botswana	Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	Burma
Burundi	Cambodia	Cameroon
Cape Verde	Colombia	Comoros
Congo	Costa Rica	Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
Egypt	Guyana	Eritrea
Equatorial Guinea	Gabon	Gambia
Ghana	Haiti	Honduras
Indonesia	Iran (Islamic Republic of)	Iraq
Korea, Republic of (South)	Lao People’s Democratic Republic	Liberia
Madagascar	Malawi	Malaysia
Mali	Mauritius	Mayotte (French territorial collectivity)
Mexico (areas include: Ixtapa Huatulco Zihuatanejo)	Morocco	Mozambique
Namibia	Nepal	Nicaragua
Niger	Nigeria	Oman
Panama	Papua New Guinea	Paraguay
Peru	Philippines	Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia	Senegal	Sierra Leone
Solomon Islands	Somalia	South Africa
Sri Lanka	Sudan	Suriname
Swaziland	Syrian Arab Republic	Tajikistan
Tanzania, (United Republic of)	Thailand	Togo
Turkey	Uganda	United Arab Emirates
Venezuela	Vietnam	Yemen
Zaire	Zambia	Zimbabwe

For more detailed information regarding malarial risk and international travel,
please utilize the following links to the CDC:

CDC - Yellow Book

CDC - Travelers' Health - Yellow Book Online

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