Jakarta. Jakarta Provincial Government has now allowed foreign nationals older than 18 to be vaccinated against Covid-19 in the city’s free immunization program in a race to protect Indonesia’s capital from the pandemic.

Starting on June 9, some foreigners are the fourth priority among groups to receive the vaccines, the province said in its official Twitter account on Saturday.

The foreigners eligible for the vaccine has to hold a residence certificate (SKTT) or a foreigner ID card and meet one of the following criteria:

1. A teacher or lecturer,

2. an educational or supporting staff who work in schools and universities,

3. aged 60 years or older,

4. or living in a vulnerable area, including urban hamlets with a high potential of coronavirus mutation’s spread or neighborhood units (RTs) in orange and red zones.