Marcy Merlo

It is extremely unlikely that you will find any international health bulletins announcing that you have been cleared to fly to French Polynesia, but there is a very low chance of this happening. However if you do receive a message from your airline or travel agent, then follow up on it immediately. It is a good idea to contact the hotel staff and ask if they have any new flights from your area. If they say no, then call the airline and ask when their next flight is scheduled. If they give you a positive answer, you might have gotten some discounted pricing. Otherwise, don't worry because French Polynesia is not a popular destination for travelers. When planning a trip to French Polynesia, the first thing that you should do is to secure your entry visa. You can obtain a temporary visa through French Polynesia International Health Information Services (IFIS), which is part of the Government of French Polynesia. If you obtained your visa through another source, such as your travel agent then they will also supply the application page for the relevant country. You can also apply directly to the French Polynesia embassy where your visa was approved. After you have received your visa, you will need to collect all necessary health documents. These documents include a photocopy of your passport, prescription drugs, immunization records and other relevant medical records. They should be kept in one your personal folders. One of the most important documents that you should take with you when travelling to French Polynesia is your health insurance card. The health insurance card will help prevent any health complications during your stay in French Polynesia and will give you access to public health services when in the area. If you have a health card and are planning to travel to French Polynesia, you should contact your insurance company to see if they offer foreign travel coverage. If they don't, or if you don't have health insurance that covers French Polynesia Etis, then you should contact them.