Coronavirus vaccinations in Hämeenlinna (myintegration.fi)

Instructions how to get own COVID-certificate from MyKanta- online service

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare:

COVID vaccination certificate

If you don’t have bank codes for strong authentification or you can’t print or download the certificate yourself, please visit Kastelli residents’ service point to get your certificate (address: Wetterhoffinkatu 2, Hämeenlinna). The COVID-19 certificate point is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 22.12.2022. After that date, the service will be colsed and you can contact your health care center in COVID-19 matters.

AS A RULE, PEOPLE WITH COVID-19 SYMPTOMS TAKE A CORONA TEST AT HOME.

Only people within the risk group, pregnant women and those who work in social and health care can request a corona test appointment from their own health center. You can check with a healthcare professional if you need to take a corona test at a health center.

If you need a test to be able to travel, you need to take it at a private clinic.

The result of the home test is more reliable if the test is repeated on several consecutive days or every 2-3 days. If the home test result is negative, the test can be repeated after 2-3 days if the symptoms continue.

See the video for instructions on home testing:

HOW TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR THE TEST:

You can book for a test for yourself or your child (up to 15 years old) at Omaolo online service.

If you can’t do it online, please contact your health care center.

The tests are taken at health centers.

• Visit only if you are healthy.
• If you have symptoms, book an appointment prior to coming.
• Call your health center on weekdays or use the online service.
• Do a self-assessment test at www.omaolo.fi service.
• Health advice for immigrants
• Health centers in Hämeenlinna

Kastelli-service point for residents is open from  Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 4 pm.

Immigration info in Kastelli is open.

• Travel to and from Finland– information on Finnish government website
• Travel and the coronavirus pandemic – Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare