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【Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】Edited by CHI CHIA I
According to the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), Taiwan's Digital COVID-19 Certificate will be available for use in the country starting at 8 a.m. on January 21, 2022. This certificate has three major features: being available for download for people vaccinated in the country, compliance with the verification program of the EU's certificate system used in 60 countries and territories and being a carrier of an app with a name-based registration system. The Digital COVID-19 Certificate (Vaccination Passport) can be applied online via computer or cell phone at https://dvc.mohw.gov.tw.
Besides,【Taiwan Immigrants' Global News Network】has compiled information about “Vaccination Passport” that might be used in Taipei City and New Taipei City in the future.
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TaipeiPASS (台北通) will have a new function of showing individual’s vaccination status. (Photo / Provided by Taipei City Government)
- Taipei City’s “Vaccination Passport”
TaipeiPASS (台北通) will have a new function of showing the individual’s vaccination status. By scanning the Contact tracing QR code via TaipeiPASS, green, yellow, and red lights will be displayed, and the green light indicates that the person has been fully vaccinated. This will facilitate more precise contact tracing efforts by restaurants and government agencies.
- New Taipei City’s “Vaccination Passport”
In the current stage, the contact tracing efforts will mainly focus on campus. This is because many schoolchildren under 12 years old are not eligible to receive vaccination yet, and children are likely to experience an infection wave due to the higher transmissibility of the Omicron variant. New Taipei City will follow the central government and adopts vaccination proof of “Vaccination Record” and “Jian Bao Kuai Yi Tong Application (健保快易通APP)”.
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Minister of Health and Welfare Chen Shih-chung urges the public to get a booster dose as soon as possible. (Photo / Provided by CECC)
CECC urges individuals aged 18 or older who have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine for 12 weeks are urged to get a booster dose as soon as possible.
