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Do you need any vaccines to fly to australia?
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No: No, Australia is 100% safe in fact they take vaccines more serious than the U.S. You will find it’s extremely similar to the United States culturally and their Medical System is one of the best I. The world, at a less expensive price. Enjoy your vacation
Answered 10/25/2017
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