I just had my first shot of Pfizer at Dewan Sivik MBPJ. I heard that they let non-Malaysians in so I went there to see for myself. Finally, after spending a lot of time and money I have been vaccinated with Pfizer.

I went there at about 6.30 PM and there was little crowd, probably finished the whole process by 7 PM. To think that all this time I had waited in line for hours just to be turned away at the last second is kind of ironic.

For fellow non-Malaysians, I suggest you head there ASAP, best of luck to everyone else who is still searching for their first dose.

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