From what it says here, for most countries having your vaccine recognized just means you won't have to quarantine when entering the country. If unvaccinated, you'll have to test upon arrival and undergo quarantine. https://www.cntraveler.com/story/these-coun...nated-travelers

This is where you and I are way behind them. Comes to work or job in the country they want to live in they planning ahead, SOP wise maybe not.
Home is not where they check when comes to Visa, foreign country is.
As of today if you check the US, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are not taking in Sinovac. For them, the decision is today, for us yeah we may think things may be approved in the near future.

which ppv that allows walk in nearby subang eh? and not crowded

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/phar...ccine-doses-moh

6M more sinovac

Anyone gets jab here and what kind of vaccine they are using?

Good news. Today I heard Bukit Jalil PPV for foreigner is out of vaccine.

Fact is most malaysians got sinovac, and most of outsiders got pfizer.

It’s disgusting how you people treat your foreign workers. All your ppvs for locals almost empty and yet you just squeeze all foreigners at one location. And here you have the audacity calling them being treated first class.
How would you feel if others treat Malaysians that way on a foreign land? You are delusional if you think Malaysians do not end up serving others on a foreign land.  I came from a country where the biggest foreign worker crowd is made up of Malaysians. We never treat your people anything less of a human. But I guess we should know better from now.
Always remember you are not spending a cent for vaccinating foreigners. They were DONATED by others nations. Why do you think that is? Humanitarian aids are usually done first considering these under privileged groups. 
And do not you forget the late singer caught the virus through her maid. Imagine all those foreign maids go back hone from bukit jalil with vaccine AND virus. Who would you blame for that? the way you treat your foreign maid might come back and bite you too. You may discriminate but virus doesn’t. You may think you are better than foreigners but hey, seems virus sees you as the axact same.

https://www.nst.com.my/amp/news/nation/2021...accine-malaysia

Astra Zeneca

Good day everyone..
Please anyone know if the vaccination program @ Dewan Serbaguna Taman Maluri offered by MAIWP is open tomorrow (15-August) for walk-in for foreigner or not ?
Thanks so much & stay safe everyone!

Anyone been to the Dewan Serbaguna Taman Maluri? Is it giving Pfizer or Sinovac? Thanks.

Can expats go there?

Did anyone get a new appointment after canceling for the first dose on MySejahtera
If yes how long did it take to get the new appointment?

Thanks alot for the info. Have been searching for a Pfizer location. Will walk in tomorrow 2pm since I'm non-muslim...😬😬

BTW, where u read someone went there yesterday? Any idea if it was packed?

anyone knows if Persada Plus still administering pfizer for 2nd dose?
I noticed on Facebook that they are now giving Sinovac

Afraid later they just simply give me Sinovac for 2nd dose, just want to be prepared...

went 2nd dos for sino and surprisingly i got jab from malay female doctor and she voluntarily showed the syringe and the content before jab

Thanks...
Ya, I read few news that some people went in & blindly got different brand & all they got after that was a sorry some days later...

So will need to be super vigilant then.. make sure they extract from the correct vial in front of me...

Completed 1st dose today at Dewan Serbaguna Taman Maluri... Enter at 1.30pm and out by 2.45pm...

Was abit messy in terms of how organised there were but could have been due to the heavy rain... Became crowded around 2pm... 1 of the workers there said they had to accept foreigners also today cause foreigners need Pfizer to balik their country... Sinovac not allowed... No wonder why Pfizer so hard to find...

And yes, this place is giving Pfizer... Not sure if tomorrow still allow walk in or not...

already saw two vlogs where koreans just walked in to hospital serdang for pfizer

Looks like CTIF Github is now releasing daily vaccination doses by vaccine type, which they retroactively updated to the start of the program. Some stats for yesterday (17/8/21),

Malaysia (total: 525,111)

• Pfizer 1st dose: 34886
  
• Pfizer 2nd dose: 189546 Total: 224,432
  
• Sinovac 1st dose: 127321
  
• Sinovac 2nd dose: 119990 Total: 247,311
  
• Astra 1st dose: 17978
  
• Astra 2nd dose: 23755 Total: 41,733
  
• Pending: 11635
  

*Pending: doses delivered that are 'quarantined' in the Vaccine Management System due to errors and/or inconsistencies in vaccine bar code, batch number, et cetera; these problems are usually resolved soon and affect ~0.1% of all records on a rolling basis. pending records for dates far in the past are not unresolved errors, but rather reflect backdated manual uploads, including the records of those returning from overseas who register their vaccinations locally. (from Github)

Interesting, they don't have the Cansino details here, although it is implied by them tracking in the daily stats. Breakdown can also be found at the state level, find them here https://github.com/CITF-Malaysia/citf-publi...ain/vaccination