When will over 30s be vaccinated? Date age group can get Covid vaccine - and how to book an appointment

The UK’s Covid vaccination programme rollout is continuing to progress, with those in younger age groups now being invited for the jab.

But when will those in the over-30s age group be invited for a vaccine?

Here’s what you need to know.

When will the over 30s receive a Covid vaccine?

In the second phase of the coronavirus vaccination rollout programme, the vaccine is being offered to those under 50 years old in the following order:

- 40 to 49 years

- 30 to 39 years

- 18 years and over

In England, those aged 30 and over are now being invited to receive a Covid vaccine.

According to the NHS you can get the Covid-19 jab in England if:

- you’re aged 30 and over

- you will turn 30 before 1 July 2021

You can book appointments at a larger vaccination centre or pharmacy now, or wait to be invited to go to a local NHS service.

In Northern Ireland, those aged 25 and over can now book a vaccination, whereas in Wales those aged 18-29 are now being invited to receive a Covid jab.

In Scotland, those aged between 18 and 29 can now register to get a coronavirus vaccine.