We've got the planning.
Tell exora where you're going, in chat or by dropping in a booking. It sorts what each traveller needs.
Nothing is saved until you tap. An unsaved booking is deleted within two days.
What to do, and when.
Four steps, in the order your trip goes.
- 01Book a clinicIdeally 6 weeks before you go.By 3 Feb
- 02Go through the listTap any item to see why.At the visit
- 03Record what you hadThe plan updates.After
- 04Check entry rulesLike a yellow fever certificate.Before you fly
- 1Ask about, depending on your trip
- 2Already on record
- 3Everyone going: ask about
Every line names its source and date: the governments of Canada, the US (CDC) and the UK. It isn't medical advice.
If something goes wrong, your whole record is with you.
Hold up your health card: allergies, medicines and who to call, on one screen, built from your record. A doctor who needs more opens your whole record at exora.au/view.
Not checked by a doctor. It may not list everything - ask about other medicines.
Your record, in the local language.
A doctor in Rome or Lisbon reads your medicine and condition names in their own language. More languages are coming in the weeks ahead.
Names translate. Longer notes stay as written.
Take it with you.
Your health card as a PDF, a read-only link that expires on a set date, or a code for the person in front of you.
Penicillin · anaphylaxis
Metformin 1000 mg
Ramipril 5 mg
Tom Hartley
Set your country, and the app speaks your language.
Five languages, across 65 countries and regions.
Illustrations use sample data.