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Coronavirus Vaccinations in Turku
Latest information about City of Turku COVID-19 vaccinations will be updated on this page.
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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.
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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.
22.12.2021
All of Turku gets vaccinated on 23 January
The COVID 19 vaccinations are available without booking at City centre health station and Runosmäki health station and at Satakunnantie 105 on Sunday 23 January and also by appointment at Satakunnantie. Pop up vaccinations for children are available at Mäntymäki and Runosmäki Clinics. (Updated 20 January 2022)
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport has been introduced for people over 16 years of age in most of the services and public events of the City of Turku. The residents can get help with downloading and printing the passport at the following locations (updated on 20 January 2022).
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 21.1.2022)
Turku offers a lot of help with adopting the COVID-19 passport
13.12.2021
The COVID-19 passport will be introduced in the city’s services
The City of Turku will introduce the COVID-19 passport in most of the city's services, in some customer facilities and in public events. The COVID-19 passport will be introduced on a large scale as of 10 December. Help in downloading and printing a COVID-19 passport is offered to the residents in libraries, in the Impivaara swimming centre, and in the Monitoris at the Market Square and Skanssi.
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport has been introduced for people over 16 years of age in most of the services and public events of the City of Turku. The residents can get help with downloading and printing the passport at the following locations (updated on 20 January 2022).
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 21.1.2022)
Turku offers a lot of help with adopting the COVID-19 passport
13.12.2021
The COVID-19 passport will be introduced in the city’s services
The City of Turku will introduce the COVID-19 passport in most of the city's services, in some customer facilities and in public events. The COVID-19 passport will be introduced on a large scale as of 10 December. Help in downloading and printing a COVID-19 passport is offered to the residents in libraries, in the Impivaara swimming centre, and in the Monitoris at the Market Square and Skanssi.
22.12.2021
All of Turku gets vaccinated on 23 January
The COVID 19 vaccinations are available without booking at City centre health station and Runosmäki health station and at Satakunnantie 105 on Sunday 23 January and also by appointment at Satakunnantie. Pop up vaccinations for children are available at Mäntymäki and Runosmäki Clinics. (Updated 20 January 2022)
21.10.2021
Two pop-up coronavirus vaccination events for students at Kirkkotie health station
Vaccination events for 1st and 2nd coronavirus vaccine doses will be organised at Kirkkotie health station for Turku residents and students living in Turku.
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.
21.12.2021
COVID-19 passport
The COVID-19 passport has been introduced for people over 16 years of age in most of the services and public events of the City of Turku. The residents can get help with downloading and printing the passport at the following locations (updated on 20 January 2022).
17.12.2021
Coronavirus vaccinations for children
Vaccinating children in Turku aged 5-11 against coronavirus are currently underway. (Updated 21.1.2022)
Turku offers a lot of help with adopting the COVID-19 passport
13.12.2021
The COVID-19 passport will be introduced in the city’s services
The City of Turku will introduce the COVID-19 passport in most of the city's services, in some customer facilities and in public events. The COVID-19 passport will be introduced on a large scale as of 10 December. Help in downloading and printing a COVID-19 passport is offered to the residents in libraries, in the Impivaara swimming centre, and in the Monitoris at the Market Square and Skanssi.
22.12.2021
All of Turku gets vaccinated on 23 January
The COVID 19 vaccinations are available without booking at City centre health station and Runosmäki health station and at Satakunnantie 105 on Sunday 23 January and also by appointment at Satakunnantie. Pop up vaccinations for children are available at Mäntymäki and Runosmäki Clinics. (Updated 20 January 2022)
21.10.2021
Two pop-up coronavirus vaccination events for students at Kirkkotie health station
Vaccination events for 1st and 2nd coronavirus vaccine doses will be organised at Kirkkotie health station for Turku residents and students living in Turku.
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.
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