Can I travel to Brazil after COVID-19 vaccination?

I'd rather not go. After all, traveling abroad during the epidemic period is still very risky, and you can go in principle. However, we should consider practical problems. The epidemic is not over yet, especially the chain reaction caused by Nanjing recently, which has put many countries into epidemic prevention. Moreover, it is more troublesome to go out across provinces now, not to mention international tourism, which will definitely be stricter. In this case, it is better not to go out.

Moreover, after vaccination in COVID-19, it is only said that the risk of infection can be reduced, but it does not mean that it can be completely isolated. Once you come into contact with infected patients too much or inadvertently, you may be infected. Now why does the country emphasize that it doesn't matter if you try not to go out? It is because going out now is not only more difficult for national epidemic prevention, but also very dangerous for yourself. After all, many people died in this epidemic.

In addition, this Delta mutant is threatening, and its ability is stronger, and its spreading speed is faster than that of previous viruses, which means that we should pay more attention to our own safety. Why are you traveling at this time? COVID-19 vaccine protects our safety to a certain extent, but if we don't pay attention to protection, we may still be infected. Therefore, it is best not to travel, which is dangerous not only to others, but also to yourself.

It is best not to travel to Brazil. If you pay attention to the news of foreign epidemics, you will know why I said not to travel. After all, it is really dangerous. Even if you are vaccinated, you can't say that you are foolproof, especially in this kind of international travel. You don't know if the people you contact are infected. If so, how unlucky you should be. If you want to avoid this situation, don't do activities that will cause danger, such as traveling.

So I think it's best not to travel abroad in the near future, especially this kind of transnational travel to prevent infection.