It is obtained after completing the vaccination course, having tested negative for a swab or having recovered from Covid and having developed antibodies
Compared to the initial idea of using it only for travel, Brussels is now encouraging Member States to agree to use the document to secure entry to concerts, festivals, theaters and restaurants.
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The validity of the green pass and the points still opaque
On paper, in short, everything is fine, but there are still opaque points. Starting from the validity of the same green pass. The vaccination test in most countries is valid for fourteen days after receiving the second dose (or the single dose, for single doses), but for example in Austria it is only recognized after 22 days. The same goes for the negative results of the swabs, accepted depending on the country between 72 and 48 hours prior to the trip.
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The exceptions And also the possibility of incurring exceptions and unilateral measures such as quarantines and prohibitions for entry and exit on the various national territories remains present. Because the recommendations established at EU level are not binding. Just think of the latest travel ban in chronological order imposed in recent days by Germany for those coming from Portugal, which forced Brussels to call all Twenty-seven back to order.
To all this is added the specter of the Delta variant, which could quickly change the epidemiological framework and the rules on the Continent, re-proposing divisions and disheartening citizens. For now, all that remains is to strengthen the green pass, continuing in any case to extricate themselves from the weekly maps of the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control on the levels of contagion in the various regions and the Re-Open EU platform, which contains all up-to-date information on the various national measures.
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