Singapore Residents and Long Term Pass Holders aged 12* and above can walk in without any appointment at any Vaccination Centre offering mRNA vaccines.
Seniors aged 60 years and above may walk into any of the Vaccination Centres or participating Public Health Preparedness Clinics to receive their first dose of vaccination, without prior appointment.
Alternatively, eligible persons may still register at vaccine.gov.sg. An SMS invitation with a personalised booking link to book an appointment will be sent to you.
*Individuals aged 12 and above for Pfizer BioNtech/Comirnaty vaccine or 18 and above for Moderna vaccine.
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Those who can take the mRNA vaccies are strongly recommended to complete the primary series with two doses of mRNA vaccines in view of the lower efficacy of the Sinovac-CoronaVac vaccine.
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Under the National Vaccination Programme, children/wards below the age of 18 will require the consent of their parents/guardians to receive vaccination.
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*Pioneer Polyclinic, Punggol Polyclinic and Woodlands Polyclinic will start providing paediatric vaccine doses on 18 May, and the selected PHPCs progressively from 25 May. More info at: vaccine.gov.sg/locations.
All aged 12 and above who have received their primary vaccination regime doses at least three/five months* ago are eligible to receive their booster doses. From 1 June 2022, recovered persons will need to receive the booster dose within 9 months of their last primary vaccination dose, in order to maintain their vaccinated status.
All eligible individuals are able to walk into the appropriate Vaccination Centre (VC) for their booster doses every day of the week, before 7pm. They may also register at vaccine.gov.sg to book an appointment, if preferred.
Those in the following at-risk groups are eligible for a second booster dose 5 months after their first booster dose:
Eligible individuals aged 80 years and above may walk in to any VC, participating PHPCs, or Polyclinics to receive their second booster dose.
A second booster can also be offered to persons aged 60 to 79 years who wish to be vaccinated. The second booster vaccine dose should be administered about five months after receiving the first booster.
For more details, go to: vaccine.gov.sg/locations.
For FAQs on booster doses, go here.
*depending on whether you took the mRNA vaccines or the Sinovac/Sinopharm vaccines.
A. Register for vaccination if you are eligible
B. Already have the code sent to you via SMS?
There is a risk of serious, life-threatening disease and death from COVID-19 infection, especially in the elderly and vulnerable groups. That is why it is important for our seniors to get vaccinated.
Learn more about the vaccines and vaccination process below in four languages.
Children aged 12-15, pregnant women and those on active cancer treatment are eligible for vaccination. Please consult your doctor if unsure about getting vaccinated.
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