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The incurred mental alteration of a traveler abroad should be an alarming signal for patient, for family and for the local healthcare professionals alike. It is estimated that 11.3% of travelers experience some kind of psychiatric problem, with 2.5% suffering from severe psychosis and 1.2% requiring more than 2 months of therapy upon return from a trip abroad. Acute psychotic episode represents approximately one-fifth of travel-related psychiatric events. Yet, the travel-related mental problems have been a neglected topic till today. Now a good selection of literature is available to help further researches.

Stranded abroad: a travel medicine approach to psychiatric repatriation