Booster jab - Page 2

Kimmy11 wrote on Sun Feb 6, 2022 11:43am:

Hi Bob,

Your NIE is your tax reference number - it's your TIE or residency certificate that you need to take, along with the other documents I listed.  You must also take the NHS certificate detailing the vaccinations you've already received.  Another member, who had their first 2 jabs in Franc...

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...e, had to obtain the batch numbers from their French doctor before they could get their booster in Spain, but best to go to your health centre and see what they say.  

Don't worry about not having a SIP card - I don't have one either as, like you, I am an early retiree with private health cover, and it hasn't stopped me getting 3 jabs.

Kind regards, 

Kim

bobbyboy wrote on Sun Feb 6, 2022 11:18am:

Hi Lynn. Again thank you for coming back to me. Sorry I didn't make myself clear in saying that we had our 1st and 2nd jabs in the UK. As I mentioned earlier when we went down to our local Salud in Torrevieja with someone to help us apply for the temporary SIP the reason it was refused we were to...

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...ld it was because of our expired E111 cards. We have now received our new GHIC cards. So I am reading it that if we take our Padron, passports, proof of our private medical insurance and TIE  we shouldn't have a issue. We have residencia so I take it we will have to take our NIE cards. Thanks again for all your help.

Kind regards Bob

Kimmy11 wrote on Sun Feb 6, 2022 11:43am:

Hi Bob,

Your NIE is your tax reference number - it's your TIE or residency certificate that you need to take, along with the other documents I listed.  You must also take the NHS certificate detailing the vaccinations you've already received.  Another member, who had their first 2 jabs in Franc...

Read more...

...e, had to obtain the batch numbers from their French doctor before they could get their booster in Spain, but best to go to your health centre and see what they say.  

Don't worry about not having a SIP card - I don't have one either as, like you, I am an early retiree with private health cover, and it hasn't stopped me getting 3 jabs.

Kind regards, 

Kim

bobbyboy wrote on Mon Feb 7, 2022 5:43pm:

Hi Kim Thanks again for all the information you have provided it will hopefully get us 1 step nearer our booster jabs.

Bob 

bobbyboy wrote on Sat Feb 5, 2022 6:23pm:

Hi My wife and I have Spanish residencia and we are not yet at the UK retirement age so are covered for health with a private medical insurance. We don't have a SIP card because on application our old E111 cards had expired. Can anyone tell us with our circumstances how we can get the booster jab...

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... here in Spain ( Torrevieja area ) Kind regards.

Wilbur wrote on Wed Feb 9, 2022 8:15pm:

Hi.

My wife and I are in the same boat, being in our 50s, recent residents and had first two jabs in UK.

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We went to local Health Centre in La Siesta and registered with our UK COVID certificates, Passports, Padron, EHIC, and privates Health card.

We received appointments for our booster there and then and were given temp SIP cards. 

Make sure you tell the nurse it's a booster you want and show your papers for jabs 1&2 , just to avoid any confusion.

This was last week.