Here’s How Foreigners Can Book Their COVID Vaccine in Shanghai

Starting Monday, March 29, foreigners in Shanghai will be able to book an appointment for domestically-produced COVID-19 vaccines.

The inactivated China-produced vaccine will be delivered in two doses. Those who are not insured will have to pay RMB100 per dose.

Shanghai Foreign Affairs WeChat reports:

“Before inoculation, you will be required to sign a letter of informed consent, disclaimer and other documents according to the given procedures. You should also ensure your personal protection and advise your health status truthfully to the on-site medical professionals so that they will decide if you are suitable for inoculation or not. You should also pay close attention to your health status within 14 days of inoculation and go to hospital promptly for medical advice in case of any adverse response.”

To book a vaccination appointment, head to the Jiankang Yun (Health Cloud) app, or scan the QR code below (as of publication time, the service isn’t live quite yet, but you can register now and be ready for when it is).

After you fill in your information you will receive a text confirming the date, time and location for vaccination. Remember to bring a form of ID (passport, Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card or valid permit of stay or residence) to the appointment.

Vaccination Venues (Appointment Needed)