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Has anyone been vaccinated abroad?
Question to Ukrainian citizens living in Ukraine. Perhaps someone was able to get vaccinated against covid-19 abroad? Or your friends, or heard about some options?
Those countries where our people are now going on vacation en masse - Egypt, Turkey, the Dominican Republic, Zanzibar - how do they relate to the vaccination of foreigners? Has anyone traveled to Russia for this purpose?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Those countries where our people are now going on vacation en masse - Egypt, Turkey, the Dominican Republic, Zanzibar - how do they relate to the vaccination of foreigners? Has anyone traveled to Russia for this purpose?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Friends in the Emirates sat for a month for this reason. But it looks like the shop is closed
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answered 4 years ago
Not so simple.
In Israel, acquaintances were vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine, but they live and work there, and not just arrived on a separate tourist tour.
I saw on TV that foreigners are being vaccinated in Serbia. The queue is big.
In Israel, acquaintances were vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine, but they live and work there, and not just arrived on a separate tourist tour.
I saw on TV that foreigners are being vaccinated in Serbia. The queue is big.
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answered 4 years ago
Pachok, and the authorities of Zanzibar generally deny the presence of a coronovirus infection. Recently, Tanzanian President John Magufuli died: complications with cardiovascular activity after suffering from covid. So Zanzibar is not an option for a possible vaccination of foreigners.
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answered 4 years ago
In Turkey, if there is a foreigner with a residence permit and 75+ years of age, they vaccinate without a queue and for free
If residence permit and not 75+ in order of priority
The queue came with an SMS with the date 2023
If residence permit and not 75+ in order of priority
The queue came with an SMS with the date 2023
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answered 4 years ago
Thank you Vika284. Those. Does a foreigner without a residence permit have any options? For money, private clinics do not vaccinate?
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answered 4 years ago
This policy is first priority for Turkish citizens, then everyone else
There are no private clinics at the moment, but they talk and write about such ideas vaccine tourism
There is not exactly information about foreigners without a residence permit, people with disabilities (a certain list of diseases) over 65 and pregnant women of any age
There are no private clinics at the moment, but they talk and write about such ideas vaccine tourism
There is not exactly information about foreigners without a residence permit, people with disabilities (a certain list of diseases) over 65 and pregnant women of any age
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answered 4 years ago
In Turkey, Turkish citizens are vaccinated only with Chinese vaccine. As far as I know, neither Pfizer nor Moderna are used. And, Vika is right: of course, the benefits for vaccination for Turkish citizens and those who have a residence permit.
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answered 4 years ago
Why do you want to be vaccinated abroad?
In Moscow, foreigners are vaccinated without any problems, but you don’t have to go to the clinic, but to temporary vaccination points, which are organized in large shopping centers. I don't see lines. In other Russian cities, there are some interruptions with vaccines, so it is unlikely that foreigners will be accepted.
In Moscow, foreigners are vaccinated without any problems, but you don’t have to go to the clinic, but to temporary vaccination points, which are organized in large shopping centers. I don't see lines. In other Russian cities, there are some interruptions with vaccines, so it is unlikely that foreigners will be accepted.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, well, for Ukrainians, the answer is obvious, why we don’t want to go to Moscow and get vaccinated there. Plus, I personally, for example, have a question about the Russian Sputnik vaccine.
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Some citizens of Ukraine would be vaccinated with great desire in Russia or in Ukraine itself with Russian vaccines, but it is difficult to get to Moscow by plane or bus
Some citizens of Ukraine categorically do not want to be vaccinated with Russian vaccines
and some categorically do not want to be vaccinated with anything, such covid dissidents
Some citizens of Ukraine categorically do not want to be vaccinated with Russian vaccines
and some categorically do not want to be vaccinated with anything, such covid dissidents
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answered 4 years ago
Vika284, I will add. And some of the citizens of Ukr. had been ill, and in very different forms, already having antibodies to the coronovirus. And they see what happens next. What will be the vaccine policy of the state in reality. Will there be access to vaccines, including for choice, in private clinics.
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Pachok, I work at a university and today I was urgently compiling lists of those wishing to be vaccinated. I don’t remember when the vaccination of educational workers in Ukraine is planned. But, based on today's rush, I conclude that this can happen much earlier, because too many refuse the vaccine. I think that very soon everyone will begin to vaccinate. )
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answered 4 years ago
Veronika7081, my question was why the author wants to be vaccinated abroad, and not why he does not want to be vaccinated in Moscow. Well, or why is vaccination abroad better than vaccination in Ukraine?
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ollennka, on Turpravda and other travel portals I try to beat out of politics. Vaccination in any country in the world has its own nuances. There, only Israel admires its results in vaccination with the Pfizer vaccine and, in fact, already the presence of herd immunity.
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answered 4 years ago
ollenka, there is no vaccination in Ukraine. For us, at least. We are not doctors, not policemen, not old and not sick (pah-pah, of course). The queue may take years. And when it does, it will be the worst option on the market today - Covishield.
I am interested in any real cost "money / time" option.
I am interested in any real cost "money / time" option.
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nataha33, thanks, we got in line. And there is a review from a real person who stupidly called the family and in the evening he was called to be vaccinated with "remnants". But I absolutely don't want Kovishield, and there won't be a second dose, "they" are buying some other shmurdyak for the second dose now.
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answered 4 years ago
Veronika7081 Here we were ill in December, hard, with developed antibodies, and sat down to wait:) But a few days ago it suddenly turned out that my husband had almost no antibodies:( And we hoped to relax at least for six months. I, of course, will also go and give up , but I think that the picture will be similar.
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Pachok, my personal opinion is that 5 million doses of vaccines that we are going to bring to Ukraine by the end of 2021, of course, will not create and cannot create herd immunity in Ukraine. I think that the new wave will "cover" in the fall of 2021, in the second half. In the summer, the topic will depart a bit. This is the time to look. If nothing will budge at all, then at least get vaccinated against influenza A and B, as well as against pneumococci. I am not against vaccination, including against coronovirus, but somehow, if on a paid basis, then I want to have a choice.
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Pachok, now there are really only 2 vaccines against coronovirus available in Ukraine: "Kovishild" (India, an analogue of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, which has production sites in Korea, India and Europe) and brought "Koronovak" (from the company " Sinovak, China, which is being mass-vaccinated in Turkey). Now "Koronovak" is on a 10-day feeding program. Therefore, for example, even if something can be "cranked" in Turkey with vaccination, then only with Koronovak.
As nataha33 writes, the queue can move much faster than we think. Therefore, we have no choice but to wait. Perhaps, after all, there will be deliveries of Pfizer vaccines, additionally Astra Zeneca from the Korean site.
As nataha33 writes, the queue can move much faster than we think. Therefore, we have no choice but to wait. Perhaps, after all, there will be deliveries of Pfizer vaccines, additionally Astra Zeneca from the Korean site.
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Veronika7081 The whole family gets vaccinated against the flu every year, only my daughter has pneumococcus, we also need to get together and make adults.
Everything is dull with Turkey, my husband is in Istanbul now, he says there are no options :(
Everything is bad with Covishield. European Medicines Agency on the risks of using this vaccine:
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/medicines/dhpc/vaxzevria-previously-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca-risk -thrombocytopenia-coagulation-disorders?fbclid=IwAR1FH3-vaDNqWvEGAKUYjkEZet 38DSG-6_3iMqrqOPUczDt22hoTf-1koNc#key- facts section
AstraZeneka AB Medical Director to doctors:
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documents/dhpc/direct-healthcare-professional-communication-dhpc-vaxz evria-previously-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca_en.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2pd3rFDmlbqxZOMVES6ltGJWD473dbP0GJeKcaB8rxX7vGszogdEIN2fk
In a nutshell: thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, bleeding, death
Everything is dull with Turkey, my husband is in Istanbul now, he says there are no options :(
Everything is bad with Covishield. European Medicines Agency on the risks of using this vaccine:
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/medicines/dhpc/vaxzevria-previously-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca-risk -thrombocytopenia-coagulation-disorders?fbclid=IwAR1FH3-vaDNqWvEGAKUYjkEZet 38DSG-6_3iMqrqOPUczDt22hoTf-1koNc#key- facts section
AstraZeneka AB Medical Director to doctors:
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documents/dhpc/direct-healthcare-professional-communication-dhpc-vaxz evria-previously-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca_en.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2pd3rFDmlbqxZOMVES6ltGJWD473dbP0GJeKcaB8rxX7vGszogdEIN2fk
In a nutshell: thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, bleeding, death
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answered 4 years ago
There can be no herd immunity from seasonal SARS in principle. Therefore, it is completely absurd to read our officials about the queue for vaccination until 2023. The state must provide every year absolutely everyone who wants a dose (two) of the vaccine. And the next year - all over again.
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sorry, it's not absurd to read, but to read the absurd statements of officials
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Pachok. On the topic of the day, watching TV today. Another important point: the infectionist doctor, having made one dose with the same "Kovishild", does not even have a guarantee that he will do the second one. Nothing is known for sure about the timing either.
"Koronovak" (China, manufactured by "Sinovac") is a recombinant vaccine, "Kovishild" (India) is an RNA vaccine. They are not interchangeable.
"Koronovak" (China, manufactured by "Sinovac") is a recombinant vaccine, "Kovishild" (India) is an RNA vaccine. They are not interchangeable.
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And they just told me that there is a Pfaser in Kyiv, but very few and not for everyone.
And it's a secret! Or lies :)
And it's a secret! Or lies :)
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There is Prizer and Moderna and Sputnik and the original AstraZeneca - journalists conducted an investigation, they write that VIP vaccination has revived again, about schemes and prices also
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Cool ... Even if you dodge and find a way out on them, how to be sure that they were not "poured on Malaya Arnautskaya".
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By autumn, in any case, your vaccination will also begin. As a person who also got sick in November, I’m not worried yet, I usually get vaccinated against the flu in September-October, so I’ll do it against covid in the fall.
In general, I am impressed with the classic vaccines, by the fall they will have time to cook them up.))))
In general, I am impressed with the classic vaccines, by the fall they will have time to cook them up.))))
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holub_juliya_gmail_com. What if there was no official import to the country of "Pfizer"?
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