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NHS COVID Pass

The NHS COVID Pass service has now closed.

This guidance was withdrawn on 8 March 2024

This content is now available at COVID-19: guidance and support .

Applies to England

• Guidance for Northern Ireland
• Guidance for Scotland
• Guidance for Wales

This page applies to England. See information about COVID certificates in  Guernsey ,  Jersey  and the  Isle of Man .

There are no longer any domestic requirements to demonstrate your vaccination status.

The NHS COVID Pass is no longer required to travel abroad to any countries.

If you are travelling abroad, you should review travel entry requirements  for the countries you will visit or travel through.

The NHS COVID Pass was developed at the height of the pandemic to let you share your COVID-19 vaccination status in a secure way. It was mainly used for international travel, as well as for some domestic purposes, such as entry to venues or events.

Updated guidance as the service has now closed.

Updated information on the XBB vaccine under COVID-19 booster vaccinations.

Updated information on previous medical exemptions – users can no longer view a record of these within the NHS COVID Pass.

Updated guidance.

From 21 July 2022, children aged 5 to 11 in England and the Isle of Man can get a digital NHS COVID Pass for international travel.

Updated to reflect that children aged 5 to 11 in England and Wales can also get a NHS COVID Pass letter for travel if they have evidence of a positive COVID-19 NHS PCR test within the last 180 days.

Updated to reflect that the domestic NHS COVID Pass is no longer available and the medical exemptions service is no longer accepting new applications.

Updated to tell users that from 12 May 2022 the domestic NHS COVID Pass will no longer be available and new medical exemption applications will not be accepted from this point.

NHS COVID Pass letters for international travel are now available for children aged 5 to 11 living in England, Wales and Isle of Man.

Updated to reflect that the domestic NHS COVID Pass letter is no longer available. Updated to no longer encourage high-risk events and venues to check COVID status as a condition of entry. Merged with guidance on medical exemptions and guidance for organisations wanting to use the NHS COVID Pass.

Removed information about the passenger locator form, as people entering the UK no longer need to complete it.

Children aged 5 and above can now have details of eligible COVID-19 vaccinations they have received overseas added to their NHS Record.

Updated to provide information on how to contact the Vaccination Data Resolution Service.

Updated to reflect new government guidance on self isolation policy if you test positive for COVID-19.

From 18 February, residents in England who have received one or more of the following vaccines can have them added to their NHS Record to generate an NHS COVID Pass: Sinopharm Beijing/BIBP, SinoVac-CoronaVac, Covishield (Institute of India) or Covaxin (Bharat Biotech).

Added details about the information that will be needed to prove the identity of children aged 12 and over to get a digital NHS COVID Pass for international travel (available from 3 February 2022).

Updated to reflect it is no longer a legal requirement for venues or events to check the COVID-19 status of attendees as a condition of entry.

From 3 February, children aged 12 and over will be able to get a digital NHS COVID Pass for international travel.

Updated video about the NHS COVID Pass letter for travel abroad in British Sign Language (BSL).

Updated 'What to do if you get a positive test result' section to reflect change in self-isolation rules - people who test positive can stop self-isolating on day 6 if they have negative rapid lateral flow test results on days 5 and 6. Added a reference to the change in rules on 27 January, when it will no longer be mandatory for venues to check the COVID-19 status of attendees as a condition of entry.

Added video about the NHS COVID Pass letter for domestic use in British Sign Language (BSL).

Updated the section 'What to do if you receive a positive test result' to reflect that from 11 January, asymptomatic people in England with a positive lateral flow test are no longer advised to take a confirmatory PCR test to confirm they have COVID-19.

Updated the section 'What the NHS COVID Pass letter tells you: translated versions and alternative formats' to reflect that there are 2 NHS COVID Pass letters (one for travel, one for domestic use). Updated the section 'How to use the NHS COVID Pass when travelling abroad' to add information about the passenger locator form.

Updated the section on how to use the NHS COVID Pass when travelling abroad to reflect that proof of prior infection cannot be used as evidence of your COVID-19 status when entering England.

Guidance updated to reflect changes to the self-isolation advice for people who have received a positive COVID-19 test result.

Added call-out to reflect the NHS COVID Pass digital service will be offline from 10pm on Tuesday 14 December due to planned maintenance.

Updated to correct guidance in the 'Residents in England who have taken part in COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials' section.

Added guidance on new mandatory certification rules on visiting certain venues and events coming into force on Wednesday 15 December if approved by Parliament.

Updated to reflect that fully vaccinated children aged 12 to 15 can request an NHS COVID Pass letter for international travel.

Updated to reflect that fully vaccinated children aged 12 to 15 can request an NHS COVID Pass letter for international travel from 9am on 13 December.

Updated to reflect that you can order an NHS COVID Pass letter to show proof of your booster vaccination for international travel.

Added the section 'Residents in England who have received COVID-19 vaccinations overseas'.

Updated information for residents in England who have taken part in COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials.

Added information about how to store your NHS COVID Pass in Google Pay Wallet.

Updated to reflect the latest information on how to obtain your NHS COVID Pass in digital or letter format via the NHS.UK website.

From 19 November, you can see details of your COVID-19 booster vaccination in your NHS COVID Pass.

Added information about COVID-19 booster vaccinations: The NHS COVID Pass for travel does not currently include COVID-19 booster vaccinations. You do not need a COVID-19 booster vaccination to get an NHS COVID Pass for domestic use in England. Also updated to reflect the UK linking with the EU Gateway. Your NHS COVID Pass can be scanned to check and validate your COVID-19 vaccination status in venues in over 40 countries, including those in the EU.

Updated content to reflect changes to international travel rules on 4 October 2021 (the red, amber, green traffic light system was replaced by a single red list of countries and simplified travel measures for arrivals from the rest of the world).

Added information on using the NHS COVID Pass if you're unable to get vaccinated and/or tested for medical reasons.

From 23 September, you will be able to store your NHS COVID Pass for international travel in Apple Wallet, even if your device is offline.

Updated the 'Children' section: children under 18 do not have to demonstrate their COVID-19 status for entry to domestic events or venues in England. Children aged 16 or over can get an NHS COVID Pass for travel but should follow the entry requirements of the country they are travelling to.

Added a link to information about COVID certificates in the Isle of Man.

Updated to clarify that if you've been vaccinated in Scotland, to obtain your NHS COVID Pass you must be resident in England and registered with a GP in England.

Updated to confirm that you can get NHS COVID Pass if you have been fully vaccinated in England, Wales or Scotland. Updated information for those participating in vaccination clinical trials. Added the phone number for contacting the NHS COVID Pass service from overseas.

Added: 'If you're in the UK armed forces, visit 'My health care hub' on the Defence Gateway (login required) to find out how to get your NHS COVID Pass.'

Updated the BSL guide (video) for people who have received an NHS COVID Pass letter.

Updated to add a link to guidance for people fully vaccinated by the USA or EU.

Updated to reflect that proof of natural immunity shown by a positive PCR test can be used to demonstrate COVID-19 status when travelling abroad; the NHS COVID Pass can be stored used the Apple Wallet when using an iPhone or iPad; and those who received the Novavax vaccine as part of a formally approved vaccine trial, can now obtain the NHS COVID Pass.

Updated to remove information on the Events Research Programme trials, which ended on 25 July 2021.

Updated to reflect that from Monday 19 July, you may be asked to demonstrate your COVID-19 status as a condition of entry to a venue or event in England. Added the conditions of obtaining an NHS COVID Pass for use at domestic events in England.

Added links to guidance about COVID-19 vaccine certification in Guernsey, Jersey and Northern Ireland.

Updated to reflect that the NHS COVID Pass letter has new branding, and that a full course of approved vaccinations now includes the single-dose Janssen vaccine.

Updated to reflect that from 21 June 2021, the NHS service to demonstrate your COVID-19 vaccination status is now called the NHS COVID Pass. Also added that people taking part in event trials as part of the Events Research Programme will also be requested to use the NHS COVID Pass.

Added video in British Sign Language about what to do if you cannot get a post-vaccination letter.

Added information about what to do if you cannot get a post-vaccination status letter.

You can now request a COVID-19 vaccination status letter to be posted to you via the NHS.UK website.

Added link to easy-read version of the COVID-19 post-vaccination confirmation letter.

Updated information on how to access your COVID-19 vaccination status on the NHS website and NHS app.

Updated to add a link to a video about the post-vaccination confimation letter in BSL.

This page has been updated to reflect the latest information on the COVID-19 vaccination status service and includes information on obtaining information in foreign languages and alternative formats.

Updated to reflect that if you call 119 to request a letter about your vaccination status, we expect the letter to take up to 7 working days to reach you.

Updated to reflect that you must wait at least 5 working days after you’ve completed your course of the vaccine before asking for a letter confirming your vaccination status to be posted to you. The letter can take up to 5 working days to reach you. It will be sent automatically to the address registered with your GP.

Updated to reflect that if you're aged 13 to 15, you'll need to contact your GP surgery to request access to GP online services before you can use the NHS App.

Updated to reflect that you should register with the NHS App before booking your international travel.

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How to get the NHS Covid pass: How to prove you are fully vaccinated for travel and events with NHS app

If you're aged 16 or over, you can get an nhs covid pass depending on your vaccination status or covid-19 test results.

People in England who have had a full course of the Covid-19 vaccine can demonstrate their vaccination status for international travel.

It is recommended you register and use this service at least two weeks before you are due to travel.

The changing requirements for travellers mean fully vaccinated Britons will be able to travel to more than 140 countries on the amber list without quarantining on their return.

Here’s what you need to know about how to get the NHS Covid pass.

How can I get the NHS Covid pass?

People can prove their vaccination status through the NHS Covid Pass service:

• in the  NHS App
• through the  NHS website  
• with a paper letter

People need to register with NHS login for the digital services. NHS login registrations may take longer than usual when there are high numbers of requests.

If people cannot access online services, and they are due to travel abroad in the near future, they can call 119 to request a letter that will provide evidence of their vaccination status.

If you’re aged 16 or over, you can get an NHS Covid Pass depending on your vaccination status or Covid-19 test results.

In order to get the pass, you need two doses of the Moderna, Oxford/AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccine, or one dose of the Janssen vaccine, a negative PCR test or rapid lateral flow test within the past 48 hours, and a positive PCR test within the past 6 months.

You can get a pass two weeks after your second vaccine, as soon as you get your negative PCR/lateral flow test result, or after you’ve finished self-isolating and up to 180 days after taking the positive PCR test.

It is recommended that you get the digital Covid Pass rather than the paper version, as you will be able to show this on your phone, tablet or laptop. 

However, people in Wales cannot currently use the NHS App to access their NHS Covid Pass and vaccination status.

You can get an NHS Covid Pass letter sent to you in the post; this shows you’ve been vaccinated against Covid-19, but it does not show Covid-19 test results.

You can ask for a letter 2 weeks after having your 2nd dose of the vaccine, or 2 weeks after a single-dose Janssen vaccine. You should get it within 5 working days.

You do not need to be registered with a GP surgery or have an NHS login for this.

You can get a letter by:

• requesting a Covid Pass letter online
• calling 119 – do not call 119 if you’re travelling in more than 4 weeks’ time

It is also known as a Covid-19 post vaccination letter. The paper version does not have an expiry date.

In Scotland, you can request a printed copy of your vaccination status online or by phoning the Covid-19 Status Helpline.

Or you can view and request to print your vaccination status online by logging in using your unique username and password.

What do the new rules mean for fully vaccinated travellers?

The changes mean fully vaccinated Britons will be able to travel to more than 140 countries on the amber list without quarantine on their return. 

Instead, holidaymakers will have to take PCR tests on day two of their return.

Children will be exempt from quarantine even though they are not vaccinated, but will also tests on day two of their return.

Mr Shapps told travel industry chiefs: “Day two testing will remain for arrivals from amber countries, regardless of vaccinated status, as this provides genomic sequencing capability to identify the risk of importing variants.”

PCR tests for holidaymakers returning from quarantine-free green list countries will also remain in place until at least 31 July, when the traffic light travel system will be reviewed for a second time.

Those who have not had both jabs will still have to quarantine when they return from an amber list country, or face a fine of up to £10,000.

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How to get an nhs covid pass on your phone.

You can get an NHS Covid Pass through the main NHS app if you're double vaccinated or you have a negative test. Here's how.

You might need a Covid pass for some venues, events or for travelling purposes. The pass either indicates you are double vaccinated, or it proves you have a negative PCR test or you have recorded a negative lateral flow on the Government's website within the last 48 hours.

If you're wondering how to get a NHS Covid Pass on your phone and download a PDF of the pass, you're in the right place as we will walk you through it. We also have a separate feature on how to add the pass to your Apple Wallet if you are an iPhone user.

How to get an NHS Covid Pass

You need to be 16 or over to get an NHS Covid Pass for travel, while those 18 years and older can use a digital NHS Covid Pass for events and venues.

As mentioned, you need to be either double vaccinated to get an NHS Covid Pass, or you need to have recorded a negative result within the last 48 hours. For those opting for vaccination status route, you need to have been vaccinated in England, Wales or Isle of Man. Those vaccinated in Scotland need to live in England and be registered with a GP in England.

You can use the main NHS app (different to the track and trace app) to get a Covid Pass, or you can use the NHS website . You'll need an NHS login for both, which you can setup at the time, but the NHS website recommends doing it two weeks before you need the pass.

• Download the NHS app for iPhone  | Download the NHS app for Android

To create an NHS login, you will need your NHS number and you'll need to enter some information about yourself. For the app, you will also need to do a video to prove who you are but it's very easy and there is a step-by-step. After you have created the NHS login and it's been certfied, you will be able to use one username and password to access the NHS app and website. You'll need to live in England and be registered with a GP in England to use it.

To get an NHS Covid Pass, download a PDF copy or get it through email: 

• Open the NHS app or website
• Login in with your NHS login
• Tap on Get NHS Covid Pass
• Select Travel or Domestic
• Swipe up to see more options
• Select Download PDF copy and choose where to save or share
• Select Receive an offline copy by email, tap confirm and send 

How long is a digital NHS Covid Pass valid?

If you are double vaccinated, the NHS Covid Pass is valid for 30 days. After the 30 days, you will need to refresh the pass and redownload a PDF copy, resend to your email or re-add it to your Apple Wallet.

If you have registered a negative PCR test or lateral flow test, the NHS Covid Pass is valid for 48 hours after the negative result.

If you have a postive PCR test, the NHS Covid Pass is valid for 30 days. This 30 day period will refresh everytime you log in though, up to 180 days after the positive result.

Anything else you need to know?

It's worth checking the expiry date on the PDF of your NHS Covid Pass before you use it.

If you're fully vaccinated or have had a positive test result, the barcode on the NHS Covid Pass PDF is valid for 30 days.

The NHS App might ask you to confirm your phone number when you log in. If you do not confirm it, your NHS Covid Pass will be valid for 72 hours.

You can head to the NHS website for more information.

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There are no longer any domestic requirements to demonstrate your vaccination status. 

The NHS COVID Pass is no longer required to travel abroad to any countries. If you are travelling abroad you should review travel entry requirements for the countries you will visit or travel through. 

The NHS COVID Pass was developed at the height of the pandemic to let you share your COVID-19 vaccination status in a secure way. It was mainly used for international travel, as well as for some domestic purposes, such as entry to venues or events.

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Double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Randomized Study of the Tolerability, Safety and Immunogenicity of an Inactivated Whole Virion Concentrated Purified Vaccine (CoviVac) Against Covid-19 of Children at the Age of 12-17 Years Inclusive"

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I need to find a definitive answer to this question so any help is appreciated.

I suffer from anxiety and depression and am on a combination of heavy duty medication. I am taking two fairly potent anti-depressants with me and am also considering taking xanax and some sleeping pills (just in case i cant sleep and/or have a hefty anxiety attack). What is the standard protocol for this?

I presume that I have to pass through the red channel and declare them so:

- I have a print off of a 10 day prescription from my GP/Doctor - will that suffice?

- I also will have the meds in their original boxes with named labels - will that suffice also?

Do I need anything else to avoid issues?

Any links or help/advice is appreciated

Contact the Russian embassy for a list of prohibited medication.Some meds prescribed here,are prohibited in other countries.Fall foul of the rules,and you may become a drug smuggler,with all the complications that brings.

Is there any online source that I can check their list in regards to prohibited drugs?

Try asking on the Moscow forum, some of the regulars there may be able to help.

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Declare them for the customs, present a valid prescription and make sure you get the customs form stamped. Bringing strong drugs is not an issue when they are for personal use.

Tis crazy stuff trying to get answers through official channels - I've heard nothing back from the Russian Embassy in my country and unfortunately my own country's embassy in moscow cant get a straight answer out of the Russian Authorities

So much for easy travel for people with a mental disorder :(

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