COVID-19: Monaco Opens Vaccination to All its Employees

After opening vaccination to non-resident employees over the age of 40, the Prince's Government is extending free vaccination to all employees in the Principality, without any conditions of age, thus completing its vaccination strategy, which aims to offer vaccination coverage to the entire resident population as well as to its workers.

Those interested are invited to contact the COVID-19 call centre on 92.05.55.00, open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., or on line at the website www.covid19.mc

They will then be called back by the medical secretariat of the National Vaccination Centre, which is located at the Rainier III Auditorium, to make an appointment, at which they should present themselves with an ID document and proof of professional activity in the Principality.

The vaccine will be administered following a pre-vaccination medical consultation at the Centre with a practitioner, who will be able to provide full information on the vaccine available and will indicate whether vaccination is possible, taking account, in particular, of any previous medical history.

An appointment for the second injection will be made at the time of the first vaccination.

The Prince's Government also invites people aged 60 and over who have not yet been vaccinated to do so as soon as possible, as only vaccination provides effective protection for older people, who are more at risk from the virus. 

For younger people, vaccination is the most effective way for them to enjoy their summer while protecting themselves and others.

As a reminder, vaccination remains free for Monegasques and residents over 12 years of age.