COVID Passports Info | Random Spot Checks

Brightwell Bros. said:
I'm basing this off the Spurs FAQ that I was sent because I'm travelling on Sunday, so I suppose it could be different at City, but seems like a decent guide for what all clubs will be doing. https://ask.tottenhamhotspur.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404342101906#h_01FBKQVW04Q6KTJ7697K03WEPS
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Be worth people checking with club or waiting for them to announce something as the PL guidelines say:

What about people aged 18 and under? 

Under 18s should have an up-to-date lateral flow test before attending a match. 
 
jimharri said:
Hopefully, they'll recognise the EU Digital COVID certificate. Otherwise, I'm screwed when I'm over next month.
:-(
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I am in the same situation,i am living in Denmark and right now England is on my countrys red list meaning 10 days selfquarantine,it will hopefully change before next month
 
Mcfcdk said:
I am in the same situation,i am living in Denmark and right now England is on my countrys red list meaning 10 days selfquarantine,it will hopefully change before next month
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jimharri said:
Hopefully, they'll recognise the EU Digital COVID certificate. Otherwise, I'm screwed when I'm over next month.
:-(
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Hi Jimharri.
jimharri said:
Hopefully, they'll recognise the EU Digital COVID certificate. Otherwise, I'm screwed when I'm over next month.
:-(
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I have just read in the link to tottenhams faq and it says supporters vaccinated outside England can use their local Nhs app or letter as proof,
Enjoy your trip
 
Technically someone can scan a code from a lateral flow and not do the test. The onus is on the person submitting the result. They’re not a good tool to use. Evidence suggests as much given what has happened at other events.
 
yeseye said:
You can download it PDF and save it in your files or on your Home Screen or you can receive it via email maybe quicker for people to view.
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I’m talking about the QR code having an expiry date and it won’t auto update so you will have download another one. Some might not realise this and potentially get caught out at the gate.
 
cityzen81 said:
I’m talking about the QR code having an expiry date and it won’t auto update so you will have download another one. Some might not realise this and potentially get caught out at the gate.
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This is exactly why I raised the point earlier
 
bavarian blue said:
I have the paper version, is that not acceptable.?
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You can get an NHS COVID Pass letter sent to you in the post.

This shows you've been vaccinated against COVID-19. It does not show COVID-19 test results.

You can ask for a letter after having your 2nd dose of the vaccine, or after a single-dose Janssen vaccine. You may need to wait 5 working days before using the service, so that your record will be up to date.

You should get the letter within 5 working days.

You can use your letter at venues in England where you need to prove your COVID-19 status 2 weeks after you have been fully vaccinated.

You do not need to be registered with a GP surgery or have an NHS login for this.

You can get a letter by:

 
Some important info below..


How long digital versions are valid for​

If you've had:

  • a vaccine used in the UK – your pass lasts for 30 days, but the 30 day period refreshes every time you log in
  • a negative PCR test or rapid lateral flow test – your pass is valid for 48 hours after a negative result
  • a positive PCR test – your pass lasts 30 days, but the 30 day period refreshes every time you log in (for up to 180 days after you took the test)
If you download your COVID Pass as a PDF, always check the expiry date before using it.

If you're fully vaccinated or had a positive test result, the barcode on a PDF is valid for 30 days.
 
yeseye said:
Some important info below..


How long digital versions are valid for​

If you've had:

  • a vaccine used in the UK – your pass lasts for 30 days, but the 30 day period refreshes every time you log in
  • a negative PCR test or rapid lateral flow test – your pass is valid for 48 hours after a negative result
  • a positive PCR test – your pass lasts 30 days, but the 30 day period refreshes every time you log in (for up to 180 days after you took the test)
If you download your COVID Pass as a PDF, always check the expiry date before using it.

If you're fully vaccinated or had a positive test result, the barcode on a PDF is valid for 30 days.
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I'm double jabbed, and have never had any PCR test, but when I access my Covid Pass from the NHS website it is only valid for 48 hours, not 30 days. Have I missed something?
 
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