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After creating a PHN, register with the Get Vaccinated provincial registration system online or call: 1-833-838-2323. Once you are registered, you will be sent an invitation to book an appointment.

Everyone 12 years and older is eligible to receive a booster dose. You will be invited to get a booster dose about 2 months after your vaccine.

Submit your COVID-19 vaccine record in B.C.’s immunization registry and register in B.C.’s vaccine registration system. 

Everyone 12 years and older is eligible to receive a booster dose in B.C. You will be invited to get a booster dose about 6 months after your second dose.

Submit your COVID-19 vaccine record in B.C.’s immunization registry and register in B.C.’s vaccine registration system. 

Important: If you received two doses of a WHO approved vaccine that is not approved for use in Canada (such as Sinovac/Coronavac, SinoPharm, COVAXIN, Covovax or Novavax), you have a complete vaccine series. However, you are eligible to receive an additional dose of an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna) in B.C.

Get a second COVID-19 vaccine dose in B.C. to complete your series. Submit your COVID-19 vaccine record in B.C.’s immunization registry and register in B.C.’s vaccine registration system. 

You will be notified when you can get your second dose. Everyone 12 years and older is also eligible to receive a booster dose. You will be invited to get a booster dose about 6 months after you receive your second dose.

You do not need another vaccine. Submit your COVID-19 vaccine record to B.C.’s immunization registry.

It is recommended you get vaccinated with WHO approved COVID-19 vaccines. Submit your COVID-19 vaccine record in B.C.’s immunization registry and register in B.C.’s vaccine registration system. You will be notified when you can get vaccinated, or you can go to a drop-in or pop-up clinic.