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Calculated Shard: 178 (from laksa048)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa178.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/en/ccd/faq.htm\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/en/ccd/faq.htm\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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It is a document that allows travel between EU countries by proving, in a simple manner, that a person has been vaccinated against COVID-19, has recovered from the disease, or has a negative test result obtained within the last 24\/72 hours as established by the different countries. If you do not have the EU Digital COVID Certificate, you can travel, but the admission process is slower and you may be asked to take additional measures, such as testing or quarantine. This certificate is simple, secure, reliable and free of charge, and is available in electronic or paper format. Although the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate is valid throughout the EU, countries remain responsible for their own entry rules and health measures during the pandemic. This means that entry requirements depend on your destination. The EU Digital COVID Certificate proves that a person: Has been vaccinated against COVID-19; A SARSCoV2 diagnostic test has been performed with a negative result; Or they have recovered from COVID-19. The key features of the certificate are: Electronic or paper format QR code Issued free of charge in the national language and English Valid in all EU countries Safe and reliable This certificate is recognised by EU Member States, as well as by Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. Further information can be found on  the European Commission (EC) website.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t How many types of EU Digital COVID Certificate are there? There are three types of certificate, Vaccination, Recovery and Test, which are not mutually incompatible. This means that a person can apply for a Recovery Certificate if they have recovered from the disease as well as a Vaccination Certificate if they have been vaccinated. What is needed to request the certificate? Each type of certificate has different requirements: Recovery Certificate:  it is necessary to have obtained a diagnosis of COVID-19 by a PCR\/Antigens test more than eleven days ago and within the six months preceding the certificate request. In the case of antigen testing, this is only possible if the test is performed by a healthcare professional and is based on a test listed by the Health Security Committee (HSC):  https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/health\/system\/files\/2022-02\/covid-19_rat_common-list_en.pdf\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t Vaccination Certificate:  it is necessary to have received a dose of the vaccines authorised by the EU, whether the vaccination process has been completed (complete schedule) or is in progress (incomplete schedule). Although the certificate may be requested at any time, its validity begins 14 days after the date of administration of the last dose of the complete vaccination schedule (primary vaccination). Validity ends when 270 days have elapsed since the date of administration of the last dose of this schedule. Thereafter, in order to be valid, the vaccination certificate must reflect the administration of a booster dose. These certificates will be considered valid from the day the booster dose is administered. Depending on the number of doses received, the type of vaccine and whether you have recovered from the disease, the certificate will reflect that the vaccination process is complete or ongoing: If you have recovered from the disease and are under 65 years of age: you will receive the complete certificate after the administration of one dose. If you have received one dose of a single-dose vaccine, you will receive a complete certificate. If you have received one dose of a two-dose vaccine, you will receive an incomplete certificate. If you have received two or more doses of a two-dose vaccine(even if these are different types), you will receive a complete certificate. If you have had a booster dose, you will receive a certificate indicating that you have had a booster dose. Test Certificate:  it is necessary to have obtained a negative result from an antigen test no more than 24 hours earlier or 72 hours in the case of PCR tests. How is the EU Digital COVID Certificate requested? National health authorities are responsible for issuing the certificate. Therefore, you can request the certificate from your autonomous community. Additionally, you can request the certificate from the Electronic Headquarters of the Ministry of Health if you meet any of these conditions: You have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Spain. As of 1 February, some EU Digital COVID Certificates of vaccination must be reissued, following the administration of a booster dose. You have recovered from the disease and can document this with a positive PCR\/Antigens test result from more than 11 days ago. To request electronically, you must have a digital certificate or a two-step permanent Cl@ve (codes combined with a message sent to your mobile device). Is it possible to request the certificate on behalf of a third party? Yes, it is possible to request the certificate as a representative, guardian or trustee by providing documentation to prove the representation, guardianship and\/or trusteeship of the certificate holder and signing a declaration of responsibility that it is accurate and up-to-date. What format will this document be issued in? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is issued in electronic or paper format by the competent authorities of each Member State. The electronic digital version can be viewed on any device and printed out. Both formats have a QR code containing essential information, as well as a digital stamp to ensure that the certificate is authentic. In general, the Ministry of Health will allow COVID certificates to be requested and issued entirely electronically. Exceptionally, they may be requested in person in the case of International Vaccination Centres. What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate for? The certificate serves to facilitate free movement within the EU, being the proof of test results or vaccination. It streamlines travel procedures and prevents the need for additional tests or quarantine. It is therefore neither a passport nor a travel document that conditions or restricts the right to free movement within the European Union; rather, it is an instrument that both facilitates mobility between Member States and ensures health protection. Where can the certificate be used? The certificate can currently be used in all EU Member States, and in other countries such as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The European Commission is working to make the certificates compatible with the systems of other third countries. Updated information on the requirements that each Member State applies to the validation of certificates can be found here:  Re-open EU (europa.eu) \n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t Will it have uses other than facilitating mobility at EU level? This certificate was initially designed to facilitate mobility between EU countries, but may be required by the national authorities of each Member State for other purposes, for example to allow access to public places (hospitality, entertainment, etc.). Updated information on the certificate uses and requirements of each Member State can be found here:  Re-open EU (europa.eu)\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t Is the EU Digital COVID Certificate free of charge? Yes. It can be obtained completely free of charge, both electronically and in person. What information is included in the certificate? The EU Digital COVID Certificate contains strictly necessary information: name of the holder, date of birth, date of issue, relevant information about the vaccine, diagnostic test or recovery, and a unique identifier. This data remains on the certificate and is not stored or retained when verified in another Member State. Is it a reliable and secure document that protects personal data? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is a fully secure and reliable document. On the one hand, the design of the certificate, with its electronically stamped QR code, guarantees its authenticity. On the other hand, maximum protection of personal data, security and privacy are guaranteed. The personal data contained in the EU Digital COVID Certificate will be processed solely for the purpose of verifying the information included in the certificate, in compliance with the provisions of European and national legislation on the protection of personal data. What language is it issued in? 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[Start](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/en\/home.htm)\n\nLast Update: 17\/01\/2024\n\n# Frequently asked questions about the EU Digital COVID Certificate\n## Who should you contact if you have an issue?\nIf you have any issues using this service or any questions related to the EU Digital COVID Certificate procedure, please send an email to [cau-servicios@sanidad.gob.es](mailto:cau-servicios@sanidad.gob.es) with a description of your query.\n\n## What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate?\nIt is a document that allows travel between EU countries by proving, in a simple manner, that a person has been vaccinated against COVID-19, has recovered from the disease, or has a negative test result obtained within the last 24\/72 hours as established by the different countries. If you do not have the EU Digital COVID Certificate, you can travel, but the admission process is slower and you may be asked to take additional measures, such as testing or quarantine. This certificate is simple, secure, reliable and free of charge, and is available in electronic or paper format. Although the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate is valid throughout the EU, countries remain responsible for their own entry rules and health measures during the pandemic. This means that entry requirements depend on your destination.\n\nThe EU Digital COVID Certificate proves that a person:\n\n- Has been vaccinated against COVID-19;\n- A SARSCoV2 diagnostic test has been performed with a negative result;\n- Or they have recovered from COVID-19.\n\nThe key features of the certificate are:\n\n- Electronic or paper format\n- QR code\n- Issued free of charge in the national language and English\n- Valid in all EU countries\n- Safe and reliable\n\nThis certificate is recognised by EU Member States, as well as by Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.\n\nFurther information can be found on [the European Commission (EC) website. ![Will open in a new window.](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/diseno\/img\/ico_ext.gif)](https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/info\/live-work-travel-eu\/coronavirus-response\/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans\/covid-19-digital-green-certificates_es \"Will open in a new window to the page https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/info\/live-work-travel-eu\/coronavirus-response\/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans\/covid-19-digital-green-certificates_es\")\n\n## How many types of EU Digital COVID Certificate are there?\nThere are three types of certificate, Vaccination, Recovery and Test, which are not mutually incompatible.\n\nThis means that a person can apply for a Recovery Certificate if they have recovered from the disease as well as a Vaccination Certificate if they have been vaccinated.\n\n## What is needed to request the certificate?\nEach type of certificate has different requirements:\n\n- Recovery Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a diagnosis of COVID-19 by a PCR\/Antigens test more than eleven days ago and within the six months preceding the certificate request.\n  In the case of antigen testing, this is only possible if the test is performed by a healthcare professional and is based on a test listed by the Health Security Committee (HSC): [https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/health\/system\/files\/2022-02\/covid-19\\_rat\\_common-list\\_en.pdf ![File pdf. Will open in a new window.](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/diseno\/img\/ico_pdf.gif)](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/en\/ccd\/%20https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/health\/system\/files\/2022-02\/covid-19_rat_common-list_en.pdf \"Will open in a new window to the page  https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/health\/system\/files\/2022-02\/covid-19_rat_common-list_en.pdf\")\n- Vaccination Certificate: it is necessary to have received a dose of the vaccines authorised by the EU, whether the vaccination process has been completed (complete schedule) or is in progress (incomplete schedule).\n  Although the certificate may be requested at any time, its validity begins 14 days after the date of administration of the last dose of the complete vaccination schedule (primary vaccination). Validity ends when 270 days have elapsed since the date of administration of the last dose of this schedule.\n  Thereafter, in order to be valid, the vaccination certificate must reflect the administration of a booster dose. These certificates will be considered valid from the day the booster dose is administered.\n  Depending on the number of doses received, the type of vaccine and whether you have recovered from the disease, the certificate will reflect that the vaccination process is complete or ongoing:\n  - If you have recovered from the disease and are under 65 years of age: you will receive the complete certificate after the administration of one dose.\n  - If you have received one dose of a single-dose vaccine, you will receive a complete certificate.\n  - If you have received one dose of a two-dose vaccine, you will receive an incomplete certificate.\n  - If you have received two or more doses of a two-dose vaccine(even if these are different types), you will receive a complete certificate.\n  - If you have had a booster dose, you will receive a certificate indicating that you have had a booster dose.\n- Test Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a negative result from an antigen test no more than 24 hours earlier or 72 hours in the case of PCR tests.\n## How is the EU Digital COVID Certificate requested?\nNational health authorities are responsible for issuing the certificate. Therefore, you can request the certificate from your autonomous community.\n\nAdditionally, you can request the certificate from the Electronic Headquarters of the Ministry of Health if you meet any of these conditions:\n\n- You have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Spain. As of 1 February, some EU Digital COVID Certificates of vaccination must be reissued, following the administration of a booster dose.\n- You have recovered from the disease and can document this with a positive PCR\/Antigens test result from more than 11 days ago.\n\nTo request electronically, you must have a digital certificate or a two-step permanent Cl@ve (codes combined with a message sent to your mobile device).\n\n## Is it possible to request the certificate on behalf of a third party?\nYes, it is possible to request the certificate as a representative, guardian or trustee by providing documentation to prove the representation, guardianship and\/or trusteeship of the certificate holder and signing a declaration of responsibility that it is accurate and up-to-date.\n\n## What format will this document be issued in?\nThe EU Digital COVID Certificate is issued in electronic or paper format by the competent authorities of each Member State. The electronic digital version can be viewed on any device and printed out. Both formats have a QR code containing essential information, as well as a digital stamp to ensure that the certificate is authentic.\n\nIn general, the Ministry of Health will allow COVID certificates to be requested and issued entirely electronically. Exceptionally, they may be requested in person in the case of International Vaccination Centres.\n\n## What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate for?\nThe certificate serves to facilitate free movement within the EU, being the proof of test results or vaccination. It streamlines travel procedures and prevents the need for additional tests or quarantine.\n\nIt is therefore neither a passport nor a travel document that conditions or restricts the right to free movement within the European Union; rather, it is an instrument that both facilitates mobility between Member States and ensures health protection.\n\n## Where can the certificate be used?\nThe certificate can currently be used in all EU Member States, and in other countries such as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The European Commission is working to make the certificates compatible with the systems of other third countries. Updated information on the requirements that each Member State applies to the validation of certificates can be found here: [Re-open EU (europa.eu) ![Will open in a new window.](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/diseno\/img\/ico_ext.gif)](https:\/\/reopen.europa.eu\/es\/map\/ESP\/7011 \"Will open in a new window to the page https:\/\/reopen.europa.eu\/es\/map\/ESP\/7011\")\n\n## Will it have uses other than facilitating mobility at EU level?\nThis certificate was initially designed to facilitate mobility between EU countries, but may be required by the national authorities of each Member State for other purposes, for example to allow access to public places (hospitality, entertainment, etc.). Updated information on the certificate uses and requirements of each Member State can be found here: [Re-open EU (europa.eu) ![Will open in a new window.](https:\/\/sede.mscbs.gob.es\/diseno\/img\/ico_ext.gif)](https:\/\/reopen.europa.eu\/es\/map\/ESP\/7011 \"Will open in a new window to the page https:\/\/reopen.europa.eu\/es\/map\/ESP\/7011\")\n\n## Is the EU Digital COVID Certificate free of charge?\nYes. It can be obtained completely free of charge, both electronically and in person.\n\n## What information is included in the certificate?\nThe EU Digital COVID Certificate contains strictly necessary information: name of the holder, date of birth, date of issue, relevant information about the vaccine, diagnostic test or recovery, and a unique identifier. This data remains on the certificate and is not stored or retained when verified in another Member State.\n\n## Is it a reliable and secure document that protects personal data?\nThe EU Digital COVID Certificate is a fully secure and reliable document. On the one hand, the design of the certificate, with its electronically stamped QR code, guarantees its authenticity. On the other hand, maximum protection of personal data, security and privacy are guaranteed. The personal data contained in the EU Digital COVID Certificate will be processed solely for the purpose of verifying the information included in the certificate, in compliance with the provisions of European and national legislation on the protection of personal data.\n\n## What language is it issued in?\nThe document will be issued in the official languages of each State and in English.\n\n[![Icono de conformidad con el Nivel Doble-A, de las Directrices de Accesibilidad para el Contenido Web 1.0 del W3C-WAI. 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Boilerpipe Text	Who should you contact if you have an issue? If you have any issues using this service or any questions related to the EU Digital COVID Certificate procedure, please send an email to cau-servicios@sanidad.gob.es with a description of your query. What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate? It is a document that allows travel between EU countries by proving, in a simple manner, that a person has been vaccinated against COVID-19, has recovered from the disease, or has a negative test result obtained within the last 24/72 hours as established by the different countries. If you do not have the EU Digital COVID Certificate, you can travel, but the admission process is slower and you may be asked to take additional measures, such as testing or quarantine. This certificate is simple, secure, reliable and free of charge, and is available in electronic or paper format. Although the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate is valid throughout the EU, countries remain responsible for their own entry rules and health measures during the pandemic. This means that entry requirements depend on your destination. The EU Digital COVID Certificate proves that a person: Has been vaccinated against COVID-19; A SARSCoV2 diagnostic test has been performed with a negative result; Or they have recovered from COVID-19. The key features of the certificate are: Electronic or paper format QR code Issued free of charge in the national language and English Valid in all EU countries Safe and reliable This certificate is recognised by EU Member States, as well as by Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. Further information can be found on the European Commission (EC) website. How many types of EU Digital COVID Certificate are there? There are three types of certificate, Vaccination, Recovery and Test, which are not mutually incompatible. This means that a person can apply for a Recovery Certificate if they have recovered from the disease as well as a Vaccination Certificate if they have been vaccinated. What is needed to request the certificate? Each type of certificate has different requirements: Recovery Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a diagnosis of COVID-19 by a PCR/Antigens test more than eleven days ago and within the six months preceding the certificate request. In the case of antigen testing, this is only possible if the test is performed by a healthcare professional and is based on a test listed by the Health Security Committee (HSC): https://ec.europa.eu/health/system/files/2022-02/covid-19_rat_common-list_en.pdf Vaccination Certificate: it is necessary to have received a dose of the vaccines authorised by the EU, whether the vaccination process has been completed (complete schedule) or is in progress (incomplete schedule). Although the certificate may be requested at any time, its validity begins 14 days after the date of administration of the last dose of the complete vaccination schedule (primary vaccination). Validity ends when 270 days have elapsed since the date of administration of the last dose of this schedule. Thereafter, in order to be valid, the vaccination certificate must reflect the administration of a booster dose. These certificates will be considered valid from the day the booster dose is administered. Depending on the number of doses received, the type of vaccine and whether you have recovered from the disease, the certificate will reflect that the vaccination process is complete or ongoing: If you have recovered from the disease and are under 65 years of age: you will receive the complete certificate after the administration of one dose. If you have received one dose of a single-dose vaccine, you will receive a complete certificate. If you have received one dose of a two-dose vaccine, you will receive an incomplete certificate. If you have received two or more doses of a two-dose vaccine(even if these are different types), you will receive a complete certificate. If you have had a booster dose, you will receive a certificate indicating that you have had a booster dose. Test Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a negative result from an antigen test no more than 24 hours earlier or 72 hours in the case of PCR tests. How is the EU Digital COVID Certificate requested? National health authorities are responsible for issuing the certificate. Therefore, you can request the certificate from your autonomous community. Additionally, you can request the certificate from the Electronic Headquarters of the Ministry of Health if you meet any of these conditions: You have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Spain. As of 1 February, some EU Digital COVID Certificates of vaccination must be reissued, following the administration of a booster dose. You have recovered from the disease and can document this with a positive PCR/Antigens test result from more than 11 days ago. To request electronically, you must have a digital certificate or a two-step permanent Cl@ve (codes combined with a message sent to your mobile device). Is it possible to request the certificate on behalf of a third party? Yes, it is possible to request the certificate as a representative, guardian or trustee by providing documentation to prove the representation, guardianship and/or trusteeship of the certificate holder and signing a declaration of responsibility that it is accurate and up-to-date. What format will this document be issued in? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is issued in electronic or paper format by the competent authorities of each Member State. The electronic digital version can be viewed on any device and printed out. Both formats have a QR code containing essential information, as well as a digital stamp to ensure that the certificate is authentic. In general, the Ministry of Health will allow COVID certificates to be requested and issued entirely electronically. Exceptionally, they may be requested in person in the case of International Vaccination Centres. What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate for? The certificate serves to facilitate free movement within the EU, being the proof of test results or vaccination. It streamlines travel procedures and prevents the need for additional tests or quarantine. It is therefore neither a passport nor a travel document that conditions or restricts the right to free movement within the European Union; rather, it is an instrument that both facilitates mobility between Member States and ensures health protection. Where can the certificate be used? The certificate can currently be used in all EU Member States, and in other countries such as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The European Commission is working to make the certificates compatible with the systems of other third countries. Updated information on the requirements that each Member State applies to the validation of certificates can be found here: Re-open EU (europa.eu) Will it have uses other than facilitating mobility at EU level? This certificate was initially designed to facilitate mobility between EU countries, but may be required by the national authorities of each Member State for other purposes, for example to allow access to public places (hospitality, entertainment, etc.). Updated information on the certificate uses and requirements of each Member State can be found here: Re-open EU (europa.eu) Is the EU Digital COVID Certificate free of charge? Yes. It can be obtained completely free of charge, both electronically and in person. What information is included in the certificate? The EU Digital COVID Certificate contains strictly necessary information: name of the holder, date of birth, date of issue, relevant information about the vaccine, diagnostic test or recovery, and a unique identifier. This data remains on the certificate and is not stored or retained when verified in another Member State. Is it a reliable and secure document that protects personal data? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is a fully secure and reliable document. On the one hand, the design of the certificate, with its electronically stamped QR code, guarantees its authenticity. On the other hand, maximum protection of personal data, security and privacy are guaranteed. The personal data contained in the EU Digital COVID Certificate will be processed solely for the purpose of verifying the information included in the certificate, in compliance with the provisions of European and national legislation on the protection of personal data. What language is it issued in? The document will be issued in the official languages of each State and in English.
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[Start](https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/en/home.htm) Last Update: 17/01/2024 # Frequently asked questions about the EU Digital COVID Certificate ## Who should you contact if you have an issue? If you have any issues using this service or any questions related to the EU Digital COVID Certificate procedure, please send an email to [cau-servicios@sanidad.gob.es](mailto:cau-servicios@sanidad.gob.es) with a description of your query. ## What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate? It is a document that allows travel between EU countries by proving, in a simple manner, that a person has been vaccinated against COVID-19, has recovered from the disease, or has a negative test result obtained within the last 24/72 hours as established by the different countries. If you do not have the EU Digital COVID Certificate, you can travel, but the admission process is slower and you may be asked to take additional measures, such as testing or quarantine. This certificate is simple, secure, reliable and free of charge, and is available in electronic or paper format. Although the EU Digital COVID-19 Certificate is valid throughout the EU, countries remain responsible for their own entry rules and health measures during the pandemic. This means that entry requirements depend on your destination. The EU Digital COVID Certificate proves that a person: - Has been vaccinated against COVID-19; - A SARSCoV2 diagnostic test has been performed with a negative result; - Or they have recovered from COVID-19. The key features of the certificate are: - Electronic or paper format - QR code - Issued free of charge in the national language and English - Valid in all EU countries - Safe and reliable This certificate is recognised by EU Member States, as well as by Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. Further information can be found on [the European Commission (EC) website. ![Will open in a new window.](https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/diseno/img/ico_ext.gif)](https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/covid-19-digital-green-certificates_es "Will open in a new window to the page https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-response/safe-covid-19-vaccines-europeans/covid-19-digital-green-certificates_es") ## How many types of EU Digital COVID Certificate are there? There are three types of certificate, Vaccination, Recovery and Test, which are not mutually incompatible. This means that a person can apply for a Recovery Certificate if they have recovered from the disease as well as a Vaccination Certificate if they have been vaccinated. ## What is needed to request the certificate? Each type of certificate has different requirements: - Recovery Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a diagnosis of COVID-19 by a PCR/Antigens test more than eleven days ago and within the six months preceding the certificate request. In the case of antigen testing, this is only possible if the test is performed by a healthcare professional and is based on a test listed by the Health Security Committee (HSC): [https://ec.europa.eu/health/system/files/2022-02/covid-19\_rat\_common-list\_en.pdf ![File pdf. 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These certificates will be considered valid from the day the booster dose is administered. Depending on the number of doses received, the type of vaccine and whether you have recovered from the disease, the certificate will reflect that the vaccination process is complete or ongoing: - If you have recovered from the disease and are under 65 years of age: you will receive the complete certificate after the administration of one dose. - If you have received one dose of a single-dose vaccine, you will receive a complete certificate. - If you have received one dose of a two-dose vaccine, you will receive an incomplete certificate. - If you have received two or more doses of a two-dose vaccine(even if these are different types), you will receive a complete certificate. - If you have had a booster dose, you will receive a certificate indicating that you have had a booster dose. - Test Certificate: it is necessary to have obtained a negative result from an antigen test no more than 24 hours earlier or 72 hours in the case of PCR tests. ## How is the EU Digital COVID Certificate requested? National health authorities are responsible for issuing the certificate. Therefore, you can request the certificate from your autonomous community. Additionally, you can request the certificate from the Electronic Headquarters of the Ministry of Health if you meet any of these conditions: - You have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in Spain. As of 1 February, some EU Digital COVID Certificates of vaccination must be reissued, following the administration of a booster dose. - You have recovered from the disease and can document this with a positive PCR/Antigens test result from more than 11 days ago. To request electronically, you must have a digital certificate or a two-step permanent Cl@ve (codes combined with a message sent to your mobile device). ## Is it possible to request the certificate on behalf of a third party? Yes, it is possible to request the certificate as a representative, guardian or trustee by providing documentation to prove the representation, guardianship and/or trusteeship of the certificate holder and signing a declaration of responsibility that it is accurate and up-to-date. ## What format will this document be issued in? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is issued in electronic or paper format by the competent authorities of each Member State. The electronic digital version can be viewed on any device and printed out. Both formats have a QR code containing essential information, as well as a digital stamp to ensure that the certificate is authentic. In general, the Ministry of Health will allow COVID certificates to be requested and issued entirely electronically. Exceptionally, they may be requested in person in the case of International Vaccination Centres. ## What is the EU Digital COVID Certificate for? The certificate serves to facilitate free movement within the EU, being the proof of test results or vaccination. It streamlines travel procedures and prevents the need for additional tests or quarantine. It is therefore neither a passport nor a travel document that conditions or restricts the right to free movement within the European Union; rather, it is an instrument that both facilitates mobility between Member States and ensures health protection. ## Where can the certificate be used? The certificate can currently be used in all EU Member States, and in other countries such as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The European Commission is working to make the certificates compatible with the systems of other third countries. Updated information on the requirements that each Member State applies to the validation of certificates can be found here: [Re-open EU (europa.eu) ![Will open in a new window.](https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/diseno/img/ico_ext.gif)](https://reopen.europa.eu/es/map/ESP/7011 "Will open in a new window to the page https://reopen.europa.eu/es/map/ESP/7011") ## Will it have uses other than facilitating mobility at EU level? This certificate was initially designed to facilitate mobility between EU countries, but may be required by the national authorities of each Member State for other purposes, for example to allow access to public places (hospitality, entertainment, etc.). Updated information on the certificate uses and requirements of each Member State can be found here: [Re-open EU (europa.eu) ![Will open in a new window.](https://sede.mscbs.gob.es/diseno/img/ico_ext.gif)](https://reopen.europa.eu/es/map/ESP/7011 "Will open in a new window to the page https://reopen.europa.eu/es/map/ESP/7011") ## Is the EU Digital COVID Certificate free of charge? Yes. It can be obtained completely free of charge, both electronically and in person. ## What information is included in the certificate? The EU Digital COVID Certificate contains strictly necessary information: name of the holder, date of birth, date of issue, relevant information about the vaccine, diagnostic test or recovery, and a unique identifier. This data remains on the certificate and is not stored or retained when verified in another Member State. ## Is it a reliable and secure document that protects personal data? The EU Digital COVID Certificate is a fully secure and reliable document. 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