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By ALLYSON CHIU | The Washington Post | Published: April 17, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. There are various ways to document that you received a coronavirus vaccine. Some people have snapped selfies proudly displaying the Band-Aid on their upper arm. Some vaccination sites are handing out stickers. But the official form of documentation is the small white vaccination record card issued b...

Several organisations are working on a vaccine passport. Qantas has already announced that it will start requiring coronavirus shots for all passengers on its international flights. But, as with most things during this seemingly unending pandemic, the long answer is complicated. There is no widely accepted digital immunity passport yet. Travellers remain divided on whether to get vaccinated for the coronavirus. And there's no agreement on whether proof of having received the coronavirus vaccine should be required to travel. CDC.GOV An example of a "yellow card" used to show yellow fever vac...

With several coronavirus vaccines now in circulation, travelers can't stop talking about the Yellow Card. The Yellow Card, or Carte Jaune, is a medical passport issued by the World Health Organization. It's an official record that some countries require for entrance, and it can document vaccination against diseases ranging from cholera and yellow fever to such childhood illnesses as rubella. Will there soon be a similar card for COVID-19? And will it allow you to travel any sooner? The short answer to both questions is: maybe. Several organizations are working on a vaccine passport. Australia...