The EU has decided that children under the age of 18 after immunization have a covid certificate that is valid indefinitely. For adults, the certificate is valid indefinitely after the refreshing dose. Here you will find an overview of the most important things you need to know if you are going to travel with covid certification.
There are many who leave and travel for Easter. The rules for using a covid certificate vary from country to country. Therefore, the most important piece of advice is to check the laws of the country you are going to. Use the website or app Reopen EU and/ or Travel Ready App Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
New: Children under 18 don't need a refreshing dose to get a valid covid certificate?
The EU recently decided that children under the age of 18 have a valid certificate for an indefinite period after primary immunization, i.e. two doses of the vaccine or one dose for people with documented history of coronavirus. The EU urged all countries to bring their own laws into line with this as soon as possible and no later than 6 April.
New: You can see children's covid certificate on your own control page
If you have children under the age of 16, you can now see your children's coronavirus certificate on your checklist by scrolling down. This can make it easier to show the family certificate during travel checks.
Remember that people over 18 have a valid coronation certificate for an indefinite period if they have received a refreshing dose
If you have received a refreshing dose, the covid certificate is valid indefinitely. The same applies to vaccinated persons under the age of 18.
Primarily vaccinated individuals over 18 years of age who have not received a refreshment dose have a valid covid certificate for 270 days. Coronavirus survivors have a valid coronation certificate from day 11 to day 180 after positive.
Several countries also accept covid certificates based on recent negative tests.
Find a certificate on the Helsenorge website or in the Helsenorge app
The covid certificate is easy to find na sides of the Helsenorge. It's also easy to download the Helsenorge app and download the covid certificate.
Source: National Institute of Public Health
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