CDC card and NHS app
 

just wondered if anyone had any success with being vaccinated in the US and transferring vaccine info to NHS app?

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ok, so this is now an INFO post not a question post.....


https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/corona...ations-abroad/

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That is good info, thanks for passing it on.

There was a discussion a few months back and some folks managed to get their records moved over and some didn’t
https://britishexpats.com/forum/movi...uk-nhs-939122/

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Eventually the UK will have to accept foreign-issued vaccine passes like France does. Otherwise tourism is doomed.

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They already are. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/countrie...of-vaccination

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To enter the country as a vaccinated person. Not for use instead of the NHS "vaccine passport" for venues that now require it.

I agree with what's been said before; foreign tourism will shrivel if no way is provided for visitors to use evidence from their own country of vaccination in place of the NHS App.

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I don’t think the solution is putting non UK vaccinations in to the NHS app. The Op likely has access to this because she was formerly UK resident and is still on the NHS systems. With so many different countries / systems there needs to either be some sort of non country specific app that anyone can opt in / have their data transferred to and then each county would only need to accept their own and an international one. That should also then be where airlines can check.

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VeriFly seems to have the monopoly on vaccine verification for airlines. I wonder why this cant be used universally if its good enough for travel.

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Also being accepted for that purpose - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/prove-yo...ional-visitors

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The page is entitled "Prove your coronavirus (COVID-19) status to work at venues or events operating COVID-19 status checks". Does it also apply to those attending such events as opposed to working at them? Page is a bit of a mess so who knows...

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“International visitors

If you are an international visitor and your vaccination proof is accepted at the UK border, this will also be accepted for entry into places where the NHS COVID Pass is being used.

See the full list of currently approved countries and territories.

You may be asked to show evidence of your COVID-19 status from the country in which you were vaccinated.”

… now if the person on the door will know or accept that is a different story….

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Yep, it’s in the visitors bit, it’s odd that it’s on that page but this page also has info - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-covi...ngs-in-england

Friends of ours are visiting from Singapore at the mo, everywhere has accepted their vaccines in place of the Covid Pass.

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I was in England for nine weeks. At no point was I asked to prove my vaccination status. I carried my CDC card just in case, but never had to show it. I visited museums and lots of other indoor public places.

Is it just night clubs etc, or what? (Must admit, I’ve never in my life been to a “night club,” in fact I’ve never seen one or walked past one. .??)

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Night clubs, sporting events, events indoors with a capacity of more than 500 etc. Most of this only came into force this week.

https://www.bbc.com/news/explainers-55718553

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My concern is that I won’t argue with security staff at bars etc. when they’re seeing a CDC card for the first times in their lives.

France, for example, managed this situation very well. I didn’t think I’d say this but for once I am actually very impressed with their level of organization in the digital era. Cafes, bars etc. will scan your QR code. The QR code is given to anyone who can prove their vaccination (regardless of country) on France’s online platform. My approval in September came through in five minutes.