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Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have travelled in the malaria-risk area (in the Kur-Arax Lowland between the Kura and Aras rivers), you must wait six months before donating blood. Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. The capital, Baku, and the coastal areas are not malaria-risk areas.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling outside the country’s malaria-risk areas results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the Bangladesh, but there is no malaria risk in Dhaka.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the Stann Creek District, but there is no risk of malaria in the capital, Belize City, or on the tourist destination islands.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of Bhutan, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, Thimphu, or in the north.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria, for example, in the capital, La Paz, or in the western part bordering Chile.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, Gaborone, or in the southern parts of the country.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Rio de Janeiro, Belém, São Paulo, Salvador, the east coast or the Iguazu Falls.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap or Angkor Wat.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Kambodža

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in areas such as the Santiago Island and the Boa Vista Island. There is no malaria risk, for example, on the islands of Brava, Fogo, Maio, Sal, Santa Luzia, Santo Antão, São Nicolau or São Vicente.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, San José, or in the Pacific coastal region.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Zaire

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Quito, Guayaquil or other mountain towns in the Andes or on the Galápagos Islands.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in Asmara.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Addis Ababa.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country. There is no risk of malaria in the capital, Cayenne, or on Devil’s Island.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Tbilisi or the Black Sea coast.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in large parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria in Guatemala City, Antigua or the areas surrounding Lake Atitlán.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, Tegucigalpa, or San Pedro Sula.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria in the mountainous regions of the north (in the regions of Jammu and Kashmir and the states of Himachal Pradesh and Sikkim).

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Jakarta, other megalopolises of the Java Island, the tourist destinations in Bali and Java, the large cities on the island of Borneo or on the Bintan Island (off the coast of Singapore).

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the southern parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Tehran.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the northern and north-eastern parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Bagdad.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Sana’a.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Vientiane.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Since residing abroad outside the European area for longer periods of time is associated with greater risk of contracting infectious diseases that normally do not occur in Finland than short trips, blood donors need to have lived in Finland or some other EU or EFTA country or in the UK for at least three months prior to donation.

Do you want more information? Please call the free information number for blood donors at 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm).

Before taking a long flight, a blood donor needs to have restored his or her fluid balance. Therefore a long (such as an intercontinental) flight cannot be recommended within less than 24 hours from blood donation. Airlines and aviation organisations often have much stricter rules than this concerning the air crew.

Do you want more information? Please call the free information number for blood donors at 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling in an area where malaria is endemic prevents you from donating blood for six months after returning from the trip and ending the course of antimalarial drugs. Antimalarial drug therapy that is started in Finland before the trip to a malaria risk area does not prevent donation.

Areas where according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) occurs malaria infections are considered to be malaria endemic areas. The list includes also areas where taking antimalarial drugs may not be recommended to travelers. Persons diagnosed with malaria are not eligible to donate blood for a minimum period of three years after the infection.

We will take a blood sample to test for malaria antibodies at the blood donation in the following situations:

• blood donor, who has been diagnosed and treated with malaria infection (test can been taken earliest after three years of recovery)
• first time blood donor, if she/he has lived under the age of five years in a malaria risk country
• blood donor who has lived under the age of five years in a malaria risk country and it has visited a malaria risk area during the last three years (test can be taken earliest after six months of the last visit)

We will contact you donor if the test result is positive. A positive test result leads to a permanent deferral from blood donation.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for blood donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country (e.g. the island of Borneo), but there is no risk of malaria in places such as Kuala Lumpur, George Town, Penang, Langkawi, or the coastal resorts of the Malay Peninsula or the small islands nearby.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria in the very northernmost parts of the country near the Moroccan border (in the regions of Dakhlet Nouadhibou and Tiris Zemmour).

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the tourist destinations on the Yucatán Peninsula or in Mexico City.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Rangoon (Yangon) or Mandalay.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Burma

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in the southern parts of the country, such as Windhoek, Swakopmund or Walvis Bay.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria in the cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara or along the hiking trails in the Himalayas.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St Maarten, St Eustatius

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in Managua, the country’s capital.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the area bordering South Korea, but there is no malaria risk in other parts of the country.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Panama City or the regions by the Panama Canal.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no risk of malaria, for example, in the capital, Lima, the entire coastal region, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Puno, Lake Titicaca or the area surrounding the Inca Trail.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, Manila, other large cities or on some of the islands.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Between 1.7–30.11, a stay of more than 20 hours in Romania will result in a donation deferral of 28 days.

The donation deferral is due to a seasonal epidemic of the West Nile virus, and the deferral will begin from the date of return to Finland.

At other times of the year, travelling in Romania does not constitute a separate obstacle to donating blood.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the south-western parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Riyadh, Jeddah, Medina or Mecca.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Between 1.7–30.11, a stay of more than 20 hours in Slovakia will result in a donation deferral of 28 days.
The donation deferral is due to a seasonal epidemic of the West Nile virus, and the deferral will begin from the date of return to Finland.

At other times of the year, travelling in Vatican City does not constitute a separate obstacle to donating blood.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Between 1.7–30.11, a stay of more than 20 hours in Slovenia will result in a donation deferral of 28 days.
The donation deferral is due to a seasonal epidemic of the West Nile virus, and the deferral will begin from the date of return to Finland.

At other times of the year, travelling in Slovenia does not constitute a separate obstacle to donating blood.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria or in the coastal regions in the south.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in the provinces bordering North Korea, but there is no risk of malaria in other parts of the country or in Seoul. Passing through or spending a night in the city of Incheon or in the airport area does not prevent blood donation.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in the capital, Paramaribo, or in the destinations on the coast.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in Damascus or on the Mediterranean coast.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland. Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period.

Malaria occurs in rural areas and jungles across the country. The risk is the highest in the woody border areas near the borders of Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia and Laos, and in the Khao Sok National Park. In addition, the Ko Chang Island is a malaria-risk area.

There is no risk of malaria in most package holiday destinations or in the large cities, including the following destinations: Bangkok, Cha-am, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Hua Hin, Khao Lak, Koh Samet, Ko Tapu (James Bond Island), Krabi, Pattaya, Phuket Province, Ko Phi Phi Le (the island made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rayong.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living abroad can affect when you can donate blood.

• Blood donors must have lived in Finland, another EU or EFTA country, or the UK for at least three months.
• During the epidemic season of the West Nile virus 1.7.–30.11. (over 20 hours’ stay) in parts of Central and Southern Europe, travel is subject to a 28-day waiting period for donating blood starting from the return date. Search for a country by name.
• Travelling outside the EU/EFTA countries and the United Kingdom incurs a deferral of at least 28 days.
• Visiting an area with a risk of malaria results in a six-month deferral. Read more about malaria and blood donation.
• An airport layover (of less than 20 hours) during which you do not leave the airport area will not incur a deferral.

The risk of infection increases with the duration and distance of the trip. The further away you are from your familiar environment, and the longer your stay, the greater the risk of contracting infections that do not occur in Finland. Some of these infections may cause very minor or no symptoms at all in the donor, but they may pose a risk to the recipient of the blood product.

Check whether your next donation will be subject to a deferral after your trip. Search for a country by name.

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Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

No obstacle to blood donation due to travelling or living in the country. Welcome to donate blood!

See also: Living in the British Isles between 1980 and 1996

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

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Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk, for example, in the capital, Caracas, or on the Caribbean islands.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland. Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period.

Malaria occurs in some parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in the large cities such as Hanoi, Haiphong, Da Nang, Di An, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Hội An, Nha Trang, Phan Thiet and Quy Nhon. There is also no risk of malaria in the deltas of the Red River and Mekong rivers, or in the beach resorts on the east coast south of Da Nang towards the Mekong Delta.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travel results in a 28-day donation deferral period. Living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Living in the country means spending more than three months in the country in the past six months.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Travelling and living in the country results in a 6-month donation deferral period as malaria occurs throughout the country. The donation deferral period begins from the date of return from the country or the date when you ended your anti-malaria medication treatment.

Everyone who lived in the country as a child (under the age of 5) is tested for antibodies to malaria in a blood test when they come to donate blood for the first time.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Would you like more information? Please call the free information number for donors on 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

If you have recently travelled in a malaria-risk area, please wait six months before donating blood after returning to Finland.

Travelling elsewhere in the country results in a 28-day donation deferral period and living in the country results in a three-month donation deferral period. Malaria occurs in most parts of the country, but there is no malaria risk in Harare or Bulawayo.

Read more about blood donation and malaria-risk areas.

Please get in touch if you need more information: 0800 0 5801 (Mon to Fri from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).