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Australia: Find out how to access a COVID-19 vaccination if you are not eligible for Medicare.

Australia: Find out how to access a COVID-19 vaccination if you are not eligible for Medicare.

OSHCstudents – COVID-19 vaccines are free for everyone in Australia regardless of Medicare or visa status. Find out how to access a COVID-19 vaccination if you are not eligible for Medicare.

 

 

If you don’t have a Medicare card, or are not eligible for Medicare, you can get your free vaccination at:

The vaccine is voluntary, and everyone is encouraged to get a vaccine to help protect the community from COVID-19.

If you are not eligible for Medicare, providers can still supply COVID-19 vaccines to you, but cannot bill for this service (Medicare or otherwise).

Please check with your usual practice for where you can access the vaccine from.  The vaccine will be delivered free of charge.

Find out when you can have your COVID-19 vaccination

If it is your turn, you will be able to view Commonwealth Vaccination Clinics or state and territory vaccination clinics and book an appointment.

If you need more information, call the COVID-19 vaccine helpline on 1800 020 080 or for translating and interpreting services call 13 14 50.

OSHCstudents (Source: health.gov.au)

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