The EU COVID-19 Vaccine Passport has reduced the danger of COVID transmission while facilitating travel for EU countries. It is anticipated to be a crucial instrument in the continuing fight to contain the epidemic. Known as the EU Digital COVID Certificate, the Europe Green Pass allows people to travel freely within the European Union (EU). The pass, accepted in all EU nations and certain non-EU countries, confirms immunization, a negative COVID test result, or COVID recovery. COVID-19 Vaccination Passports can now be used across Europe until June 2023; however, some nations, such as Italy, no longer need the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
The European Commission unveiled the European Green Pass in June 2021, which came into effect in July 2021. All residents and citizens of the EU, as well as those from other countries who live in EU countries, have access to it. It serves a role for certain third-country travelers as well.
The pass has a QR code that officials may read at checkpoints at borders or other locations to confirm the person’s COVID status. Only authorized individuals can access the secure online database where the pass’s data is kept.
The European Green Pass has reduced the danger of COVID-19 transmission while facilitating travel inside the EU countries. It is anticipated to be a crucial instrument in the continuing fight to contain the epidemic.