Italy's premier Mario Draghi has signed a new decree launching the national digital green certificate website for people who have been vaccinated, tested negative or recovered from covid-19. The 'Green Pass' certificate is designed to facilitate travel, allow people to participate in large events and provide visiting access to nursing homes.
The Certificazione Verde website lets people in Italy request the Green Pass which in addition to Italian is available in English, French and German. The form, which comes in digital or paper versions, is completely free and contains a scannable QR code. In order to claim the Green Pass it is necessary to provide at least one of the following: vaccination certification, details showing that you have recovered from covid-19, or a recent test with negative results.
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