NIA & Public Health Bureau of Hsin Chu County Government promote “Carefree Covid-19 Vaccination Program” for foreigners together!

National Immigration Agency (NIA) has been promoting the “Carefree Covid-19 Vaccination Program” that adopts four principles including “won’t be reported”, “won’t be seized”, “won’t be charged for any fee”, and “won’t be banned”. Furthermore, NIA also collaborates with religious groups, associations and other Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to assist in disseminating the multilingual information and tabulation of names.

It is hoped that foreign nationals, including undocumented migrant workers and overstayers will be encouraged to get vaccinated soon.

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Foreign nationals are encouraged to get vaccinated soon. (Photo / Provided by the Public Health Bureau of Hsin Chu County Government)

NIA stated that the “Carefree Covid-19 Vaccination Program” will be implemented until January 31, 2022. During the program, the overstayers will not be investigated or reported while getting vaccinated at the designated sites.

The public security organs will not perform inspections near the vaccination sites, and the individuals do not need to surrender to the immigration office before getting vaccinated.

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Foreign nationals are encouraged to get vaccinated soon. (Photo / Provided by the Public Health Bureau of Hsin Chu County Government)

Chupei Township Health Station Service Network (竹北衛生所) and Sinfong Township Health Station Service Network (新豐衛生所) now are providing Oxford–AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. Foreigners are strongly encouraged to get vaccinated to take care of your own health and protect your beloved ones.

For detailed information about the program, you can check on NIA’s website, as well as contact NIA service centers or call the Ministry of Labor 1955 hotline for any inquiries.