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LONDON: Guernsey vaccination barcodes will automatically update
LONDON: The QR codes on digital
coronavirus vaccination certificates launched in Guernsey
in October.
When the
30 days has expired, the code will update the next time the user logs on to use
their coronavirus vaccination passport.
The
States previously said it would provide an easy way for people to show their
vaccination status.
The codes
link directly into the UK’s NHS Covid Pass system
and are integrated into Guernsey’s own Travel Tracker programme, in which
residents can access online versions of their vaccine certification.



