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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2021 · 15 MIN

Vaccination for you and your kids in Asia: how does it work?

from Abroad With Care · host Abroad With Care

We know how overwhelming it can be to try to understand vaccinations for you and your family in Asia. In this episode, we’ve got you covered!  To answer your questions, Andrea has interviewed one expert and one expat: - Mélissandre Noël, general practitioner at International Medical Clinic in Singapore - Catherine Sylvain, Canadian mum of 2 boys in Singapore You will learn: 💉 What vaccinations are mandatory for you and your child?  👌 What are the recommended ones? 💵 How much does it cost? 😷 And… What are the local vaccination strategies against COVID-19? ********************************************************************************************* Was this episode helpful for you? Feel free to leave us a review to make this podcast more visible to expats. Your friends may have the same questions as you and you can help them out by sharing this episode with them.  ********************************************************************************************* Do you want to know more regarding health insurance? APRIL Insurance is here for you. Find out more information at asia.april-international.comHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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