Not recommended
The current cholera vaccine and the yellow fever vaccine are not recommended for people with HIV.
Vaccination certificates and waiver letter
Take all vaccination certificates with you to show to customs and immigration officials if necessary. If travelling on from countries that require a yellow fever vaccine you will need a vaccine exemption (especially for yellow fever) to enter your next destination. Yellow fever vaccination is only required for some central African countries and some areas of South America. Talk to your doctor about this if needed. It is possible to get an exemption certificate for yellow fever from Travel Medical and Vaccination Centres and your medical practitioner.
Important vaccines to consider
It’s always a good idea to get vaccinated for Hepatitis A & B, flu and tetanus and diphtheria whether you are travelling or not.
Malaria tablets
It is recommended if you are going to an area at risk for malaria that you take anti-malaria tablets. But, as with all medications, check with your HIV specialist first in case of any possible interactions with HIV medications. If you are going to a Malaria affected region, tropical strength insect repellent (containing DEET) is advised.