Abstract
Immigrants have become an important focus point of research nowadays particularly as they are prone to certain viral infections and diseases. This will be reflected greatly on the health care system of both the traverse and resettlement countries. African immigrants from North and Sub-Saharan countries accounted for the majority of immigrants to European Union particularly after the recent armed conflict in Libya. Here in we report on the prevalence of Human Immune Deficiency Virus in African immigrants resided in Libya before reaching their final destiny in EU. The epidemiological manifestations of Hepatitis C Virus in these immigrants have been published recently by the Journal of Travel Medicine and Infectious diseases [1]