COVID-19 Vaccination Advisory
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NATIONWIDE COVID-19 VACCINATION CAMPAIGN
28th November 2022
The Ministry of Health is conducting the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in communities across Fiji with the following:
- First and second doses of the COVID-19 vaccines for individuals aged 12 years old and above
- First and second doses of the COVID-19 vaccines for children aged 5-11 years old (only Central Division)
- First and second booster doses for individuals aged 18 years and above
An individual is eligible for the booster dose 3 months after receiving the 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. An individual is qualified for the second booster dose 4 months after receiving the 1st booster.
Please be advised that the latest batch of AstraZeneca vaccines has been fully utilized. We will administer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines as first and second doses for adults aged 18 years and above.
Please present your valid photo identification e.g., Joint FNPF/FRCA, driver’s license, passport, student ID or FNPF card to register for vaccination.
To register online for the first dose, go to vra.digitalfiji.gov.fj.
The public is reminded that vaccination sites strictly close at 3 pm. Therefore, any persons going to the site in the afternoon are requested to be present at least by 1.30 pm.
The following is the list of vaccination sites for Monday 28th to Friday 02nd December 2022.
| Registration and Vaccination Sites | Time |
| Serua/Namosi | |
| Old Navua Hospital
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Suva | |
| Nuffield Health Centre
(5 years and above booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Samabula Health Centre
(5 years and above booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Raiwaqa Health Centre
(12 years and above booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Lami Health Centre
(5 years and above booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Nasinu | |
| Valelevu Health Centre (MCH Clinic)
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Nausori | |
| Nausori Health Centre
(only 12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Naitasiri | |
| Vunidawa Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Sigatoka | |
| Sigatoka Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Nadi | |
| Sarada Building, SOPD Terrace
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Lautoka | |
| Lautoka Health Centre |
9am-3pm |
| Ba | |
| Ba Health Centre- SOPD Room
(12 years and above and booster) |
8am-3pm |
| Balevuto Health Centre
(adults and booster dose) |
8am-3pm |
| Tavua | |
| Tavua Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Rakiraki | |
| Ra Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Macuata | |
| Nasea Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster dose) |
9am-3pm |
| Bua | |
| Nabouwalu Hospital
(12 years and above and booster) |
8.30am-3pm |
| Cakaudrove | |
| Savusavu Hospital- Old Health Centre Building
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Natewa Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Tukavesi Health Centre
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Saqani Health Centre
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Rabi Health Centre
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Korotasere Health Centre
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Nakorovatu Health Centre
(15 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Taveuni | |
| Waiyevo Health Centre
(12 years and above and booster) |
9am-3pm |
| Vuna Health Centre
(15 years and above) |
9am-3pm |
| Vuna Nursing Station
(adults and booster doses) |
9am-3pm |
| Yacata Nursing Station
(adults and booster dose) |
9am-3pm |
COVID-19 safe protocols during vaccination:
- Wear a mask;
- Wash your hands with soap and water or sanitise frequently;
- Maintain safe physical distancing of 2 metres from another person;
- Do not get into close contact with anyone while waiting to be vaccinated;
- Please refrain from going to the vaccination site if you are feeling sick or experiencing COVID-19 like symptoms of dry cough, fever, fatigue/tiredness, loss of taste or smell, shortness of breath/chest pain, aches and pains.
COVID-19 safe protocols are to be followed by everyone even after vaccination.
