No requirement for Manx travelers to carry NHS Covid Pass anymore

Tuesday, 5 December 2023 09:45

The requirement for Manx Travelers to have an NHS COVID Pass when travelling has ended.

The pass was developed at the height of the pandemic to let you share your COVID-19 vaccination status in a secure way. It was mainly used for international travel, as well as for some domestic purposes, such as entry to venues or events.

Patients are still able to access their vaccination information in their GP health record on the app, letters can also be requested from GPs.

This decision has been made by the NHS Business Services Authority.

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