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Summary of Covid-19 Vaccination Requirements

Teresa Simorangkir

29 September 2021

Jakarta uses many types of vaccines for the Covid-19 vaccination. There are several types of vaccines that are prioritized for people with certain conditions, such as pregnant women or individuals with weak immune conditions. Several strategies should be done to ensure the vaccine is in stock so everyone can be vaccinated. Therefore, each vaccine requirement may differ from one to another. If you are looking for Covid-19 vaccination requirements in Jakarta, then read this article!

Vaccination Requirements Related to Health Conditions

You must’ve already known that one of the most important requirements to get vaccinated is to be in great health. However, if you have a history of anaphylaxis, currently undergoing treatment, or are experiencing symptoms of Covid-19, then you need to recover first before getting vaccinated with a doctor’s approval.


Shortly before being vaccinated, healthcare workers will check your health condition by asking a few questions. Tell the healthcare workers if you have certain conditions, especially if you have an immune disorder or are pregnant. After that, they will determine whether you are safe to be vaccinated or not. Don’t be disheartened if they don't recommend you to be vaccinated because keeping you safe and healthy is the main priority.

Vaccination Requirements Based on Vaccine Type

Moderna and Pfizer vaccines in Jakarta are prioritized for individuals who have a weak immune system. If you have these conditions, please bring a letter of recommendation from a doctor and show it before vaccination. In addition, according to the Jakarta Health Agency’s strategyAstraZeneca and Moderna vaccine will be given as the first dose as long as the health facilities have enough supplies of those vaccine. You can visit the JAKI’s Vaccination Quota page on corona.jakarta.go.id to find out the latest vaccine quota updates. Furthermore, regarding registration, citizens with Jakarta ID can register for the vaccination on the same day, meanwhile, those without a Jakarta ID can register two days before vaccination. See the requirements for every vaccine type below.

Sinovac

Prioritized for: 12 years and over, pregnant women, and individuals with comorbidities

First and second dose interval: 28 days

Administrative reqs: Jakarta ID, non-Jakarta ID, Jakarta domicile, and non-Jakarta domicile

AstraZeneca

Prioritized for: 18 years and over and individuals with controlled comorbidities

First and second dose interval: 12 weeks

Administrative reqs: Jakarta ID, non-Jakarta ID, Jakarta domicile, and non-Jakarta domicile

Moderna

Prioritized for: immunocompromised individuals, 18 years and over, and pregnant women The First and second dose interval: 28 days

Administrative reqs: Jakarta ID, non-Jakarta ID, Jakarta domicile, and non-Jakarta domicile

Pfizer

Prioritized for: immunocompromised individuals, 12 years and over, and pregnant women The First and second dose interval: 21 days

Administrative reqs:  Jakarta ID, non-Jakarta ID, Jakarta domicile, and non-Jakarta domicile


Jakarta provides a variety of access to the Covid-19 vaccination that you can choose. Before getting vaccinated, make sure you understand all vaccination requirements so you can have a pleasant experience. Always bring your ID card with you and additional items such as pens in case you need them. You also don't need to queue to get a vaccination schedule because JAKI provides registration for Covid-19 vaccinations. Have you tried already? If not, try and download JAKI on Play Store and App Store now!

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Teresa Simorangkir

A writer and a lifelong learner.

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