Ricktx

KF&OS, I knew someone in Kenya that I sent the payment to. She was able to make the MRV payment on our behalf at post bank. Thankfully, everything went smoothly without any hiccup. Unfortunately you cannot use the post bank in Uganda or any other bank for that matter other than the one in Kenya. If you have the MPESA option,  I think that  should work. But make sure you have the correct amount that was quoted for you, and pay within the timeframe stipulated . I think they reason they quote the amount in KSH in a specified timeframe is due to the unstable exchange rate with the USD. With regard to the immunization,  i strongly encourage you to take any proof of shots youve ever had. I dont have specifics on particular immunizations.  But generally speaking, they will look at your proof and make a determination which shots you will be exempted to take. That would save you money. You may however get booster shots for some of those diseases whose shots you have not had in a long time...especially childhood shots and recently identified immunizable diseases. For diseases like TB, almost everyone who has been immunized for the disease will typically have a positive test for it because it was introduced in your body when they immunized you as a kid.  However, to make sure that one is healthy, they may take an xray of the lungs for TB. In cases where they see something in the lungs, they typically push the interview appointment for a few more months until they are sure that one's health is nolonger a concern when he / she travels to the States. I dont think it will get to that point. I hope this was helpful. Good luck to you in your journey.