EU plans to have vaccine certificates ready by summer dw.com 4 days ago © Provided by dw.com The certificate will allow vaccinated people in one EU member state to be recognized as immunized in another
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed the issuing of COVID-19 immunization certificates to allow for free travel within the bloc s member states.
EU coronavirus summit: Vaccine certificates expected by summer
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The EU is hoping to revive the travel sector, but there are fears over the fairness of such certificates amid a slow vaccine rollout.
What is the Digital Green Certificate ?
Dubbed the Digital Green Certificate, the proposal is set to facilitate the movement of people from one EU member state to another.
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EU plan for travel passes for vaccinated citizens is welcomed by tourism industry Proposed certificates would allow for easier travel within bloc for some by summer
Wed, Mar 17, 2021, 17:16 Updated: Wed, Mar 17, 2021, 18:09
The decision by the European Commission to back the creation of a Covid-19 certificate to allow EU citizens travel to other member states without the need to quarantine on arrival has been welcomed by the travel industry in Ireland.
If adopted, the so-called digital green certificate will be valid in all EU Member States and offer digital proof that a person has either been vaccinated against Covid-19, received a negative test result or recovered from the virus.
Coronavirus: A common path to Europe s safe re-opening
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Ahead of the meeting of European leaders on 25 March, the Commission is calling on member states to prepare for a co-ordinated approach to a gradual lifting of COVID-19 restrictions when the epidemiological situation will allow. In a Communication adopted today (17 March), it charts the way ahead for a balanced policy and common EU approach, pointing to what we need to do to advance the time when we can recover our European way of life, and do so in a safe and sustainable way with control over the virus.
While the epidemiological situation requires continued control until a sufficient vaccination coverage is achieved, the conditions must be created across the Single Market to allow for safe and sustained re-opening, so that citizens can enjoy their rights and economic and social activity can resume. This includes the deployment of a Digital Green Certificate covering vaccination, testing and recovery; the