Taxi to the vaccination center
Have you received an invite for the vaccination shot against the coronavirus? Staxi will take you to the vaccination station by taxi, safely and responsibly. The same driver will take you back-and-forth. Consequently, the number of contact moments is limited, and you can repose after the vaccination. Of course, you’ll always get a fixed price for your taxi to the vaccination center of the municipal health service (GGD). This way, we contribute to the fight against COVID-19!
Taxi to the vaccination center in Amsterdam
Below is an overview of all the vaccination locations in Amsterdam and Amstelveen:
- RAI – Entrance next to door G – Europaplein 24, 1078 GZ, Amsterdam-Zuid
- Behind Bijlmer Sportcentrum – Anton de Komplein – Amsterdam Zuidoost
- Buikslotermeerplein – At P1 – Amsterdam North
- Plaza Stadsdeelkantoor Nieuw-West (Tuinstadhuis) – Plein ’40-’45 – Amsterdam Nieuw-West
- Vaccination Location Amstelveen – Bovenkerkerweg 6-8, 1185 XE, Amstelveen
After you’ve been given the vaccine, the staff member will ask you to stay seated for 15 minutes. The reason being that should you develop any side effects, you’re still in the direct vicinity of the healthcare worker. As a result, your return journey will take place approximately 30-45 minutes later than the outward journey. With Staxi, you don’t have to pay anything extra for the waiting time. You go back home with the same driver who brought you.
Taxi to a vaccination center outside Amsterdam
Do you need a taxi to a vaccination site outside Amsterdam? As always, you’ll get a fixed price when you book a taxi with us. No matter where you need to go. When it’s your turn for the vaccination, you’ll receive a letter at home. This letter will inform you about the location you’ll receive the corona vaccine.
To calculate your taxi fare, enter your pick-up address and the address of the vaccination site. You’ll then see the price for a one-way trip.
What you need to know about the vaccination appointment
When you are invited to get the vaccine, please don’t forget the following:
- Wear a mouth mask and keep 1.5 meters away from others at the vaccination center.
- It’s helpful if you wear clothes that allow you to bare your upper arm easily.
- Bring your appointment confirmation and health statement.
- Your identity card.
- Any additional information from your attending physician.
Where are the vaccination sites in the Netherlands?
Where you’ll be vaccinated depends on the group the health council has assigned you to. In the Dutch government’s vaccination strategy (in Dutch), you can find which group is vaccinated at which location. This may be at one of the following places:
- A central vaccination site in the Netherlands.
- The general practitioner’s office.
- At a care institution.
- In the hospital.
- At home.
Who gets the COVID vaccine first?
Vaccination started in the Netherlands on January 6th. Care workers who provide care to people with COVID-19 are the first to get the vaccine. Gradually, more and more groups will become eligible. Below is a brief overview of the vaccination schedule:
- Staff in acute care, nursing homes and small-scale residential homes.
- People in the care for the disabled, district nursing and intramural healthcare.
- Vulnerable target groups, such as residents of nursing homes and institutions.
- Older people living at home.
- Other care workers.
- People aged 18-60 without medical indication.
See the vaccination flow chart (in Dutch) of the Dutch Government for a complete overview.
When will I be vaccinated against COVID-19?
By now, we have all received an invitation to get our shot(s). Are you not vaccinated yet, but would you like to be? You can make your own vaccination appointment at the GGD. At some locations, you can get shots without an appointment.
Which vaccine will I get?
If you belong to the group of people who get the vaccine first, you’ll get the Pfizer vaccine. Later this year, probably in March, the Moderna vaccine will also be administered. After that, vaccines from other pharmaceutical companies such as Sanofi, AstraZeneca and Janssen Pharmaceutica follow. In the vaccination strategy flow chart, you can look up exactly which groups will (most likely) receive which vaccines.
I have a question about vaccinations. Whom do I turn to?
Both the National Government and the National Institute for Public Health (RIVM) have answered frequently asked questions about vaccination.
- Government: Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 information brochure
- RIVM: Information on COVID-19 vaccination
If you have questions that are not answered on these pages, please contact your local GGD (website in Dutch).
