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Gulyas: Govt to introduce immunity certificate

February 11th, 2021

The government has decided to introduce certificates of immunity from Covid for people who have been inoculated against or recovered from the disease, the prime minister's chief of staff said. The certificate will be issued to people who have received the second shot of the vaccine, indicating the date on which the second jab was administered, Gergely Gulyas said. The document will not have an expiry date as there is not enough information available as to how long immunity lasts after a person has been vaccinated, he said. Further, another kind of certificate will note relevant dates such as a recovered Covid patient's release from hospital or the tenth day after their first positive PCR test result. Both kinds of certificate will be provided free of charge, he said. Alternatively, a certificate based on results from a certified laboratory will be valid for four months after the lab results are issued, Gulyas said, adding that in this case applicants will be charged a fee for the document.


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