yeah? then let's see how many dr1ers have it. i don't and i would not waste my time and money on that.
48 years ago when I was 18 I had the full works of shots (when I started travelling the world) & I have kept every single one of them current ever since, so yes, of course I was current before moving here, because keeping all these jabs current is part of my lifestyle and should be for anyone in a similar position. I've probably had a few more than were strictly necessary for the DR, but then I was in a yurt in Mongolia where there were rabied goats plus the folk healers 40 years ago in Upper Volta, Mali and Niger didn't exactly inspire me with confidence. On top of which the nomadic tribes often assumed we were the UNESCO medics so brought all their sick children to us, so we were handling a range of totally unknown (to us) illnesses.
I've posted elsewhere the full range of which vaccinations I moved here with but broadly rabies, diptheria, typhoid, meningitis A & C, polio, yellow fever, tetanus, HepA and when we first arrived I was current for cholera as well (you can't get the vaccine any more unless you're a researcher).
Partial cover is indeed better than no cover and you will probably also find, like I did, that malarial prophylaxis means a very mild case of toxoplasmosis if you get that too. There is also TB here, for those not aware.
Kurdela, use the search function to check on others' opinions also. dv8, you have really surprised me. Safer not to rely on local information for this one because a lot of times when people here tell you they have 'grip?' they do, in fact, have something completely different.