Liftups
-
Coronavirus Vaccinations in Turku
Latest information about City of Turku COVID-19 vaccinations will be updated on this page.
-
Are you arriving to Turku from abroad?
Fill in your information in the Finentry service. By using Finentry, you can quickly enter Finland at the border and be directed to free coronavirus testing in Finland if necessary. Once you have filled in your information in Finentry, you do not need to queue at the port or airport for a mandatory health examination.
-
Coronavirus - What to do if you suspect having caught the infection
You do not need to contact health care services or get tested for coronavirus if your symptoms are mild and you are not in at-risk groups because of your health or profession. Click here for the instructions.
26.04.2022
Southwest Finland drops general recommendation for using masks – How does this affect Turku municipal services?
In accordance with policy set by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the coronavirus epidemic coordination group in Southwest Finland has decided to remove the general recommendation for using masks in Southwest Finland as of Friday, 22 April. Although the general recommendation for using face masks has been lifted, the use of masks is still recommended for social and health care personnel, and for those visiting units of health care and services for the elderly, for example.
04.03.2022
Infectious disease allowance
Receiving infectious disease allowance requires a coronavirus infection confirmed by a laboratory-proven PCR test or antigen test. Ask for a certificate primarily from the place where your coronavirus sample was taken, for example, from occupational health care, public health care or a private medical clinic. (Updated 13.5.2022)
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport is an EU COVID-19 certificate, which can be obtained from your My Kanta Page. (Updated 10.5.2022.)
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 16.5.2022)
26.04.2022
Southwest Finland drops general recommendation for using masks – How does this affect Turku municipal services?
In accordance with policy set by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the coronavirus epidemic coordination group in Southwest Finland has decided to remove the general recommendation for using masks in Southwest Finland as of Friday, 22 April. Although the general recommendation for using face masks has been lifted, the use of masks is still recommended for social and health care personnel, and for those visiting units of health care and services for the elderly, for example.
04.03.2022
Infectious disease allowance
Receiving infectious disease allowance requires a coronavirus infection confirmed by a laboratory-proven PCR test or antigen test. Ask for a certificate primarily from the place where your coronavirus sample was taken, for example, from occupational health care, public health care or a private medical clinic. (Updated 13.5.2022)
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport is an EU COVID-19 certificate, which can be obtained from your My Kanta Page. (Updated 10.5.2022.)
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 16.5.2022)
21.10.2021
Pop-up vaccination day at Halinen's youth centre
Residents of Turku aged 12 or over will be vaccinated on this pop-up vaccination day.
13.10.2021
Varissuo health station pop-up vaccinations
On all days, residents of Turku aged 12 or over will be vaccinated. The first, the second and the third doses of coronavirus vaccine will be administered during the events.
12.10.2021
The City of Turku is encouraging everyone to take the vaccine, the coronavirus situation has taken a turn for the worse
The coronavirus infection rates are once again on the rise in Turku. The incidence rate is c. 230 (230/100 000/14 days) and the rate has been increasing steadily. The percentage of positive samples is currently c. 8-10%
24.09.2021
Turku to expand third coronavirus vaccinations to the following groups
In line with the recommendation of the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Turku will begin to administer third vaccine doses to those Turku residents who have received their vaccines at a dose interval of no more than six weeks. Those who have received the vaccines at a short dose interval can be given the third dose when at least six months have passed since the second vaccine dose.
26.04.2022
Southwest Finland drops general recommendation for using masks – How does this affect Turku municipal services?
In accordance with policy set by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the coronavirus epidemic coordination group in Southwest Finland has decided to remove the general recommendation for using masks in Southwest Finland as of Friday, 22 April. Although the general recommendation for using face masks has been lifted, the use of masks is still recommended for social and health care personnel, and for those visiting units of health care and services for the elderly, for example.
04.03.2022
Infectious disease allowance
Receiving infectious disease allowance requires a coronavirus infection confirmed by a laboratory-proven PCR test or antigen test. Ask for a certificate primarily from the place where your coronavirus sample was taken, for example, from occupational health care, public health care or a private medical clinic. (Updated 13.5.2022)
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport is an EU COVID-19 certificate, which can be obtained from your My Kanta Page. (Updated 10.5.2022.)
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 16.5.2022)
21.10.2021
Pop-up vaccination day at Halinen's youth centre
Residents of Turku aged 12 or over will be vaccinated on this pop-up vaccination day.
13.10.2021
Varissuo health station pop-up vaccinations
On all days, residents of Turku aged 12 or over will be vaccinated. The first, the second and the third doses of coronavirus vaccine will be administered during the events.
12.10.2021
The City of Turku is encouraging everyone to take the vaccine, the coronavirus situation has taken a turn for the worse
The coronavirus infection rates are once again on the rise in Turku. The incidence rate is c. 230 (230/100 000/14 days) and the rate has been increasing steadily. The percentage of positive samples is currently c. 8-10%
24.09.2021
Turku to expand third coronavirus vaccinations to the following groups
In line with the recommendation of the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Turku will begin to administer third vaccine doses to those Turku residents who have received their vaccines at a dose interval of no more than six weeks. Those who have received the vaccines at a short dose interval can be given the third dose when at least six months have passed since the second vaccine dose.
Social Media
