The “EU Digital Govt Certificate”, which will be available on the Health Insurance website from Friday, should allow French people to easily travel across Europe.
It is a tool that proves to be essential. The “EU Digital Govt Certificate” has been available on the health insurance website Ameli.fr since Friday. Objective: To allow European citizens to move easily between EU member states this summer, so the French.
Sure, the online system, free and compulsory, makes it possible to obtain easily readable European QR code throughout the Schengen area. If crossing borders is not mandatory, it should help its holders to avoid certain health restrictions such as isolation.
Keep in mind that the Health Pass, which will be read by all regulatory authorities in 30 countries from July 1, is currently designed for everyone who has already received a dose.
How to download it?
To download this European Health Pass, go to this link: https://attestation-vaccin.ameli.fr. Users need to identify themselves via the France Connect operating system.
The vaccine certificate can be printed (along with the QR code to be issued to officers during the trip) or the new QR code can be scanned directly in the TousAntiCovid application. This QR code will then be automatically added to the “My Notebook” section of the application.
Keep in mind that the European system will be extended in a few days until the latest PCR test and the latest pollution certification (immunity). Also, be careful not to confuse the European Health Pass with the French vaccination certificate, which does not allow travel outside the territory delivered before June 24.
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