The National Vaccination Plan presented a new tool through which vaccination status can be immediately and safely demonstrated.
It is a certification which has a QR code, which, when scanned, allows the data recorded on the vaccination schedule to be viewed. The document can be obtained by completing a form on the web page vaccinate.gob.do.
According to the authorities, the new document does not replace the vaccination card, and in a first stage it will only be available to people over 18 years of age.
Regarding the registration process, they explained that, after completing the form, citizens will receive by email a unique numbering to validate their personal data and later, obtain via the web the proof of their vaccination status in this new version.
This initiative gives continuity to the actions established in the National Vaccination Plan launched on February 15 of this year 2021.
The authorities specified that the certificate will be available to all residents who have been inoculated with at least two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
This digital tool will remain in constant evolution in accordance with international guidelines and standards.
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They reported that the document can be printed and downloaded in PDF or image formats. It is configured to be saved in the Apple Wallet or Wallet Pass application for Android.
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Vaccination statistics
According to health authorities, the country has more than 1,200 vaccination centers nationwide available for those over 12 years of age to receive the vaccine as a preventive measure against the disease.
As of Wednesday, November 3, a total of 13,362,517 doses had been applied in the country, of which 6,760,871 correspond to the first dose. Five million 359,699 people have two doses and 1,242,001 have been inoculated with the booster dose.
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Could you please send me my vaccine certificate