my.gov.sa Registering for COVID-19 Vaccination Saudi Arabia

Organization : Ministry of Health
Facility : Registering for COVID-19 Vaccination
Country : Saudi Arabia
Website : https://www.my.gov.sa/wps/portal/snp/servicesDirectory/servicedetails/s9123/!ut/p/z0/04_Sj9CPykssy0xPLMnMz0vMAfIjo8zivQIsTAwdDQz9LQwNzQwCnS0tXPwMvYwN3A30g1Pz9L30o_ArAppiVOTr7JuuH1WQWJKhm5mXlq8fUWxpaGSsX5DtHg4AV9t0-Q!!/

MOH Registering for COVID-19 Vaccination SA

This service allows all citizens and residents in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to register to receive the Corona vaccine, through the (Sehaty) application.

Prerequisites

The vaccination will be carried out in 3 stages, and each stage has target groups.
First Stage, Target Group:
1. Citizens and residents who are over 65 years and professionals who are most vulnerable to infection.

2. Those who are obese with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of over 40.
3. Those who have immune deficiency such as organ transplantation or taking immunosuppressive drugs.

4. Those who have two or more of the following chronic diseases: asthma, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, chronic heart disease, including coronary artery disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and those with a previous stroke.

Second Stage, Target Group:
1. Citizens and residents over 50 years, and the rest of health practitioners.
2. Those with one of the following chronic diseases: asthma, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, chronic heart disease, including coronary artery disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, active cancer, and those with obesity and a Body Mass Index (BMI) between 30-40.

Third Stage, Target Group: All citizens and residents wishing to get the vaccine.

How to Register?

Steps :
Step 1 : Enter the (Sehaty) App link on Google Play or Apple Store.
Step 2 : Download the (Sehaty) App.
Step 3 : Register your data.
Step 4 : Click on (Corona Vaccine) to submit your request to receive the vaccine.
Step 5 : Your eligibility to receive the vaccine is evaluated according to the information entered.

FAQs

1. When a person is waiting for their “COVID-19 test” results, do they transmit the infection to others?
It is possible for an infected individual to transmit the infection, especially if they have symptoms that are suspected to be COVID-19 symptoms, thus isolation must be adhered to.

2. How are children under 15 years old tested for COVID-19?
By using nasal swabs that are in suitable sizes for children.

3. How are dialysis patients treated after being confirmed infected with COVID-19?
The patient is isolated in a dedicated health facility that provides the necessary care for patients with kidney diseases.

4. Is loss of smell and taste a sign of COVID-19 infection?
Loss of smell and taste may occur with many respiratory infections that affect the respiratory system, such as with the common cold. This symptom was recorded as a secondary sign for (COVID-19 ) patients, but it is not among the major signs and symptoms of suspected infection according to the approved guidelines.

5. I have coronavirus-like symptoms, how can I be sure?
In the event of symptoms such as (high temperature), you can go to “ Tetamman” clinics without the need to book an appointment in order to evaluate your condition and receive medical care.

In the absence of symptoms, an appointment can be booked in BeSure (Ta’kaad) centres through Sehhaty application.

Customer Support

Telephone : 937
Mail : 937 [AT] moh.gov.sa
Customer Support Hours : 07:30 AM – 02:30 PM
For compliant, help, abuse : Contact GOV.SA