Covid-19 vaccine in France: Your questions answered
We answer your FAQs about the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine in France which started on December 27

After a slow start, France's Covid-19 vaccination programme is starting to pick up pace though it still lags behind many other European countries.
We have received a number of questions about the rollout of the vaccine from readers, including whether new arrivals in France who do not have their carte vitale can still have the vaccine and how the prioritisation of recipients will work
If you have a question about France's Covid-19 vaccine programme that we have not answered, please fill out the form here
We will answer as many queries as we can and regularly post links with new information here.
See here our easy-look timeline of France's vaccine rollout, including who is eligible and when.
Your questions on the coronavirus vaccine in France
Covid-19 France: Where can I book a vaccine appointment?
Which high-risk people can be vaccinated in France?
Can I get Covid-19 vaccine in France without a carte vitale?
Can you choose which vaccine to get?
Will we need a vaccination every year?
I have had Covid-19. Can I still get vaccine in France?
Is GP visit required before vaccine?
Will I receive vaccine letter like for flu?
Covid-19 in France: Could places refuse unvaccinated people?
How France’s Covid-19 vaccine roll-out compares in Europe
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