Wrapping up the 90s: those born in 1999 can now book their vaccine!

The Dutch vaccination schedule is on a roll! Already from 10 AM today, the very last 90s babies could book their first jab.

The Minister of Health, Hugo de Jonge announced this on his Twitter this morning.

Tweet translation:
“1999, you’re up! From 10 AM everyone from the previous century can go to #PlanDePrik and book their appointment online! Spread the word!”

How do I book my appointment?

To book your appointment you can go to the Dutch government’s corona test website or you can call 0800 7070. There’s no need to wait for your vaccination invitation to arrive in the post.

READ MORE | How do I get my jab invite? Dutch vaccination process for internationals explained

Those born in 1999 will receive a vaccine from either BioNTech/Pfizer or Moderna. However, from June 21 you can request the Jannsen vaccine if you’d prefer to only have one jab. You can book appointments for both of your shots right away (if you need two, that is). Your first jab could be in the next few days or weeks, depending on where you live.

Have you already booked your first jab? Tell us in the comments below!

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Christine Stein Hededam 🇩🇰
Christine Stein Hededam 🇩🇰
A Dane with a special place in her heart for Minnesota, Christine is now falling in love with everything Dutch. Between finishing her bachelor’s degree, learning Dutch, and doing yoga teacher training, you will find her wandering about the Hague. Always up for visiting new places, she loves to explore the Netherlands with friends and takes pride in scoping out cute cafés (wherein to discuss books, big plans, and food).

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