Candidates for vaccination can register from today via https://korona.gov.sk/. Comirnate Omicron XBB.1.5 30 micrograms can be administered intramuscularly to persons over 12 years of age as one 0.3 ml dose at least 3 months after the last administered COVID-19 disease vaccine regardless of previous vaccinations and COVID-19 disease vaccine.
Vaccination startsfrom 25 September 2023 in these selected vaccination centres:
- University Hospital Bratislava (Kramáre)
- Faculty Hospital Nitra
- Faculty Hospital Trnava
- Faculty Hospital Trenčín
- Hospital with a clinic Prievidza based in Bojnice
- Faculty Hospital with Polyclinic Žilina
- University Hospital Martin
- Faculty Hospital with Polyclinic F. D. Roosevelta Banská Bystrica
- Poprad Hospital
- Faculty Hospital with Polyclinic J.A. Reimana Prešov
- L. Pasteur Košice University Hospital - Rastislavova Centre
- St. James Bardejov's Hospital with St.
- Faculty Hospital with Polyclinic New Locks
- Hospital with the clinic Brezno
- Poliklinika Mlynská Dolina Bratislava
- Komárno Hospital
- Gynaecological-natal hospital Sanatorium Koch Bratislava
- Hospital A. Leňa Humenné
- Vranov Hospital over Topľou
- Hospital with the clinic Štefan Kukuru Michalovce
- Trebišov Hospital
- Hospital with a clinic Spišská Nová Ves
- Hospital with the clinic of St. Barbory Rožňava
- Roman Hospital Saturday
- Topoľčany Hospital
- Partizánske Hospital
- St. Luke Galanto's clinic
- Hospital with clinic Dunajská Streda
- Levice Hospital
The list of hospitals is valid for the next 10 weeks and will be reviewed by the Ministry on an ongoing basis depending on the interest in vaccination.
It is recalled that vaccination is the most effective tool against COVID-19 disease and is provided free of charge by the State to all candidates. COvid-19 can still cause long-lasting health effects. The best way to prevent this risk is through vaccination. The state has provided free vaccination for all citizens in Slovakia - it is only the responsibility of every citizen to protect their own health.