Make your vaccination appointment

Make an appointment for a coronavirus vaccination?

People who are at risk of becoming seriously ill from the coronavirus can get a vaccination again this autumn. This also applies to healthcare workers who work with these people. The vaccination will be available from September 15 up to and including 5 December.

Who can get a coronavirus vaccination?

• People aged 60 or over.
• People aged 18 to 59 who get an invitation for a flu jab every year.
• Healthcare workers who have direct contact with vulnerable patients.
• Adults and children who can get seriously ill from coronavirus. For example if you have an immune disorder.

Are you not part of the groups mentioned above, but would you still like to get a coronavirus vaccination? For example, because someone in your household is vulnerable or on the advice of your doctor? In that case, you can also make an appointment.

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When can you not make an appointment online?

In the situations below you can’t make an appointment online. You need to call to make an appointment if:

• You don’t have a DigiD.
• You don’t have an email address or mobile phone number. Or you don’t want to share them.
• You want a different coronavirus vaccination than the mRNA vaccine.
• You want to make an appointment for someone aged under 18.
• You cannot get to the vaccination location due to a serious illness, condition or disability and cannot go to the vaccination location yourself, even if someone helps you.

Does this apply to you? Check this page for the phone number.

Do you want to get a coronavirus vaccination with a protein-based vaccine? Visit the RIVM website for more information.

Do you want to see how to make an appointment online? Watch our animation video.

View, change or cancel a vaccination appointment 

Do you have a vaccination appointment and do you want to view, change or cancel it?

Do you have a question?

Do you have a question about a vaccination appointment at the GGD? Then see the frequently asked questions. For any other questions, go to rivm.nl/coronavirus.