To obtain an original prescription, you will need to make an appointment with a licensed healthcare provider and provide them with information about your medical history and any current medications you are taking. After a thorough evaluation, the healthcare provider may write a prescription for the medication you need.
To obtain a certificate from health authorities, contact the health department or ministry of the country you plan to visit. Provide them with details about your medication, valid medical prescription, and doctor's certificate. They may ask for additional information or documentation, such as proof of your medical condition or a letter from your treating physician. Once they have reviewed and approved your documents, they will issue the certificate.
When traveling internationally with prescription medication, it is important to have an original prescription with you, as some countries may require it as proof that the medication is legally prescribed. It is recommended to carry the prescription in your carry-on luggage and not in your checked luggage. At a foreign airport, you may be asked to present your original prescription and/or declare any medication you are carrying with you. It is important to research the medication and the country's regulations beforehand to avoid any issues or delays.