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This is in response to a previous posting that asked about Yellow Fever vaccination in but didn't offer a helpful answer. The post has since been closed due to inactivity so I'm just starting a new on here.You can get the Yellow Fever vaccination at the Medical Research Institute (most people just call it MRI) in. The MRI is located in Borella behind the Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children (LRH). The vaccine costs 3,500 LKR (as of July 2018) and you do have to bring your passport.Note that the vaccination is not required in Sri Lanka but in case your onwards travel takes you to e.g.
Africa it's good to have your vaccination in order (or even if you need to get it done eventually and want to save some money).Hope this helps. I just got my yellow fever shot today from MRI - it now costs LKR 4500 (Aug 2019). I had to also get a meningitis shot that cost another LKR 5400 as per WHO guidelines that the MRI follows for travel to fragile epidemiological places in Africa (e.g; South Sudan). A polio vaccine is also required (which is free) but I didn't get it.The process is a little tedious though - you have to first obtain a vaccination form and a pay slip from the MRI vaccination centre and then pay the amount due to the Bank of Ceylon Borella branch that is just at the junction on the other side of the road to MRI.
This took a while as it is a busy branch that works on serving people based on token numbers - I waiting up to 40 minutes to pay for the vaccines. The bank will stamp the pay slip and give you the counterfoil for payment which you then have to hand over to the MRI with the completed vaccination forms. Depending on how busy they are you are done and dusted in 20 minutes. You will need your passport and a photo copy of the info page that they retain. Open on weekdays from 8:30am to 3:00pmDoctors were knowledgeable and were open to be asked questions about requirements and side effects, etc.