Italy: Where can I get my vaccines

[waltee 7]

Hi All,

I was looking to post this specifically on the Italian portal but could figure it out. i hope some italians here can help me.

Anyways, I am a foreigner living in Italy on a student visa for the last 3 years. I don't have any of my medical records since till recently no one use to maintain any medical records in my home country. So basically I have to take all the vaccines once more here in Rome. Can anyone tell me where I can go and get it. I suppose, I directly going to a hospital with the list of needed vaccines will not help much. I have a valid tessera sanitaria card, Some one was telling me that I need to visit the ASL clinic for them. Any help on this matter will be really appricated.

Thanks,

Walter

[dwheels76 5,468]

Hi All,

I was looking to post this specifically on the Italian portal but could figure it out. i hope some italians here can help me.

Anyways, I am a foreigner living in Italy on a student visa for the last 3 years. I don't have any of my medical records since till recently no one use to maintain any medical records in my home country. So basically I have to take all the vaccines once more here in Rome. Can anyone tell me where I can go and get it. I suppose, I directly going to a hospital with the list of needed vaccines will not help much. I have a valid tessera sanitaria card, Some one was telling me that I need to visit the ASL clinic for them. Any help on this matter will be really appricated.

Thanks,

Walter

From your Consular Information page here on VJ. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Italy&cty=Naples

List of doctors? No list. The medical takes place the day before the interview at the Istituto Varelli (Via Cornelia dei Gracchi 51/60 - very close to the Soccavo station of the Circumflegrea railway line). You have to be there at 8.15 with your passport. Be prepared to spend some time there, though in my case everything was over by about 12 noon.

[waltee 7]

I know about the one listed in the link above but its for medical test and its in Naples and I live in Rome. I need to take the vaccines before the interview, so that dosen't help much.. but anyways thanks..

[a+j 77]

No need to get them in advance. You can get all the vaccines you need at the Istituto Varelli, on the same day of your medical. They will decide which ones based on your age/medical history.

Edited May 17, 2014 by a+j