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It's interesting that all of this is in there. In the Netherlands the health minister has multiple times promised that the checking party (like pub/work) would
by dtech 5y ago
It's interesting that all of this is in there. In the Netherlands the health minister has multiple times promised that the checking party (like pub/work) would not be able to determine if you were OK because of vaccination, recent negative PCR test or recovered.
Maybe that is only for the national check and not EU passport.
- markus92 5y agoThe Dutch app will have two QR codes: a national one which does hardly contains any information - initials and day/month of birth - and the EU DCC which is discussed here.
- Deukhoofd 5y agoYeah there's different QR codes, one for usage in The Netherlands, and one for international usage. Dutch: https://coronacheck.nl/nl/faq/1-6-welke-informatie-staat-in-mijn-qr-code/ https://coronacheck.nl/nl/faq/1-6-welke-informatie-staat-in-... English: https://coronacheck.nl/en/faq/1-6-welke-informatie-staat-in-mijn-qr-code/ https://coronacheck.nl/en/faq/1-6-welke-informatie-staat-in-...
- Spooky23 5y agoYou are correct. The national/intra-jurisdiction checks usually give you a thumb up / thumb down without context. The cross-border credentials provide context to allow the destination to make a determination if they wish. For example, some jurisdictions may not recognize Sinovac. Others may not recognize a COVID recovery + 1/2 dose series as valid. In the future, some vaccine series may need a 3rd dose. Each place in different. Some US jurisdictions adopted a "hold my beer" approach. Others have tight standards and vaccine registry, others have good immunization processes, but the integration with third parties is poor.