Plan before the move
Use each traveler’s date of birth and planned departure to see the assessment in the context of your move. Bring possible gaps to your local clinician while you have time to discuss options.
Plan catch-up at home. Prepare your children’s school paperwork. Give the next clinician a history they can follow.
VacciFly brings supported overseas records into an organised English destination report, with a separate assessment for each traveler.
One-time pricing per traveler. See your total before checkout.

Use each traveler’s date of birth and planned departure to see the assessment in the context of your move. Bring possible gaps to your local clinician while you have time to discuss options.
Keep your child’s original records and English report together. A clearer history can make the conversation with the destination school or vaccination provider easier.
Discuss vaccine availability and actual prices at home and at your destination. Planning may save appointments or expense; funded care and individual needs affect the outcome.
You can include up to six travelers in one family checkout. Each person’s record is reviewed separately and remains linked to their own report.
Explore pricingChoose your origin, destination and travel purpose. Add your planned departure date so the assessment can consider each traveler’s age through the move.
Enter each family member’s own name and date of birth, then add clear photos or PDFs. Include pages with administered dates, stamps, product labels or later doses.
Check each traveler’s extracted entries against the original, then prepare the destination assessment. Source uncertainty stays visible, and potential catch-up remains separate from documented doses.
After payment is confirmed, download the report for each traveler. Review it with your original records so a qualified clinician can confirm the appropriate next steps.
The report works best alongside the original evidence and your family’s plans.
VacciFly organises a history for 26 destination profiles. The level of automated assessment varies by country and vaccine.
Explore destination coverageNo destination has fully clinically validated coverage. Selected rules are automated in the first group; national dose validation and catch-up dates require clinical review in the second. Individual health risks and local requirements also need review.
Designed to help you prepare for a clinical conversation. The report does not certify immunity or provide school or immigration clearance.
Yes. Upload the relevant pages for the same traveler, even when the history spans countries. VacciFly interprets supported languages, formats and brands into English while retaining source details. Unclear handwriting, ambiguous dates and unfamiliar products may need confirmation.
The report uses the entered departure date for age-based planning and the catch-up rules implemented for the selected destination. It highlights potential next steps within that scope. Your clinician confirms the record, minimum timing, individual suitability and which products are available locally.
No. The report helps you prepare for that discussion. Schools, immunisation registers and local providers may require official records or their own forms. The school-enrolment purpose in this service does not add school-specific or state-specific rules.
No. Some destination programmes provide free or subsidised vaccines. Compare actual local costs and availability with your clinician. Earlier planning may reduce last-minute administration, but VacciFly does not promise a particular financial saving or school acceptance.
A clearer history. Better questions for your clinician. More time to prepare.