Let us know if you were successful in getting Pfizer

Which klcc centre is that on which has Pfizer?

I wonder if my wife as a foreigner might have some luck at Klcc for the Pfizer vaccine as a walk up.

I wish they offer to non Malaysian. My wife is a non Malaysian and a housewife not factory worker but impossible for her to get Pfizer. It seems foreigners are just being thought of as last resort and give them the vaccine nobody wants. All thats does is leaves a lot of people unvaccinated and then they wonder why the pandemic still present. I wonder if anyone in government or public service know anything or just hopeless and don’t think more than just today. Very frustrating.

Based on the great advice give in this forum, was able to talk my wife (foreign National) to Dewan Sivik MBPJ late this afternoon / early evening to get her first dose. Almost no one there in the walk in section and was able to accept her and she got her preferred vaccine of Pfizer. After so much stress for the past 3-4 months waiting and waiting for an appointment following the great advice here we were able to tale our own responsibility and get her first dose with the vaccine she wanted. They accepted foreigner with no issues or question. Maybe as mentioned before it might have been successful being towards the end of the day and no crowds. The staff at the centre were so friendly and extremely helpful. Congratulations to all the staff at this centre. My wife is so happy and we are both now so less stressed (I am fully vaccinated) but with her not, it was making it so difficult in doing everyday tasks of shopping and other tasks 😊
Again thank you to all on this forum 😊

You do need to have the MySejahtera app on your phone. Needed to register and capture the injection data and date

Yes. She had been registered for over 6 months. Waiting for an appointment that never happened and she had a preference for Pfizer for personal reasons Lucky we took control and searched for somewhere to get vaccinated with her preferred vaccine rather than keep waiting for an apointment that never came. Don’t wait for the government for I think foreigners are their lowest priority. Look after your own well being

I took my wife there the other day and she is a foreign National and we live in KL. She did not have any issues being allowed in and got vaccinated with her preferred vaccine. Bring documents just in case such as passport and your MySejahtera app. A drivers licence will also help in case they want to make sure your from the Klang valley

There might be other. Check previous posts for the list. But definitely Dewan Sivik MBP did for my wife who is not Malaysian was able to walk in s few days ago. But look at the earlier posts for more areas allowing foreigners

Good luck. We went there late afternoon so not sure if that helps. But the staff there were very good and kind

Yes. From our experience last week at this specific site

I am glad you were able to get your injection and the type of vaccine you preferred

Thats very fast to clear. Means less demand. My wife took almost 6 weeks to clear and remove that crazy red X. Even after dozens of messages and phone calls to the help desk. Nothing happen for 6 weeks and when it finally cleared we were able to quickly get to the appropriate walk-in centre before an appointment was given at a PVV site which she did not want to visit

That’s strange. After my wife went there as a walk in for her first dose the day after she got her 2nd appointment listed. She accepted straight away

Totally agree. Good advice

Thank you for sharing. I will ensure my wife checks there appointment details to ensure the venue as not changed. She is scheduled for her second dose at Dawen Sivik MBPJ in a fortnight’s time. I hope they are still open at that time for those needing their second dose

I just hope they don’t forget all those still needing their second dose from a closed PPV centre. That will just create big demand for those centres still open and increase crowds. But like always they will rethink their mistakes and try to fix. Looking at the daily injection numbers there is still a lot of people getting their first injections.

My wife was due for her second dose at Dewan Sivik MBPJ in 2 weeks time so hope they are still open for second doses. Worried if she has to go to a game site with lots of people

From my understanding while the walk-in sites will close on the 15th I believe some will remain open until then and the end of September for second doses.

Thank you for sharing