What is the Green Pass?
The Green Pass is a digital certificate that confirms and verifies the vaccination, recovery, or negative COVID-19 test status of an individual. This pass allows you to access various venues, travel, and engage in activities that may otherwise be restricted.
When does the Green Pass expire?
The validity period of the Green Pass depends on several factors. Here’s a breakdown:
- For fully vaccinated individuals, the Green Pass is valid for up to 9 months from the date of the last dose.
- If you’ve recovered from COVID-19, your Green Pass is valid for 6 months from the date of recovery.
- In the case of a negative PCR or antigen test, the Green Pass is valid for 48 to 72 hours, depending on local regulations.
Extending the Green Pass for Vaccinated Individuals
If you’re fully vaccinated and want to extend your Green Pass, follow these steps:
- Contact your local health authority to inquire about the extension process.
- Provide the necessary information, such as your identification details and vaccination certificate.
- Pay any applicable fees, if required.
- Wait for the confirmation of your extended Green Pass, which is usually sent via email or made available in your online account.
Extending the Green Pass for Recovered Individuals
If you’ve recovered from COVID-19 and need to extend your Green Pass, here’s what you should do:
- Contact your local health authority to understand the extension procedure.
- Submit your recovery certificate or relevant medical documentation.
- Pay any necessary fees, if applicable.
- After processing your request, the health authority will update your Green Pass accordingly.
Extending the Green Pass with Negative Test Results
For individuals relying on negative test results to obtain the Green Pass, follow these steps to extend its validity:
- Locate a certified testing center near you.
- Book an appointment for a PCR or antigen test.
- Get tested and obtain your results in a timely manner.
- Provide your test results to the relevant health authority to request an extension for your Green Pass.
What to do if your Green Pass Extension is Rejected?
If your Green Pass extension request gets rejected, don’t panic. Follow these steps to resolve the issue:
- Contact the health authority for an explanation of the rejection and identify the specific reason.
- Provide any missing documents or information required to rectify the issue.
- If necessary, consult with a healthcare professional or legal advisor to help you navigate the situation.
By following these tips and tricks, you can easily extend the validity of your Green Pass and continue enjoying the privileges it offers. Stay safe and remain informed!