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HIV and travel.

If you are free from symptoms and your CD4 count is above 500 you are considered to have adequate immunity. If your count is below 200 and/or you have symptoms of AIDS or a recent HIV related illness, your immunity is seriously affected, and you should generally not work or travel abroad except for short trips to areas with a relatively low health risk. If your count is between 200 and 500 you may have moderately reduced immunity and will need to take extra care as described below.