Coronavirus Outbreak

[TheDaBoss]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?

 

[Tiger_Fanatic3]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?

Entry into Leichhardt Oval

 

[Tiger5150]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

 

[Papacito]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?


Entry into Leichhardt Oval

Only to catch some new virus from the northern end toilets.

 

[hobbo1]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?


Entry into Leichhardt Oval

Rather a haircut lol

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

Wouldn't it be harder to try and enact that in the EU?

 

[tigger]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

Ok. I could be wrong.
There is some info in this article but it seems a bit vague
https://www.dw.com/en/what-are-the-covid-entry-rules-for-travelers-to-european-countries/a-58017284

In any event use of a digital passport system doesn't seem to be uniform in the EU (I thought it was)

 

[Tiger5150]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

Ok. I could be wrong.
There is some info in this article but it seems a bit vague
https://www.dw.com/en/what-are-the-covid-entry-rules-for-travelers-to-european-countries/a-58017284

In any event use of a digital passport system doesn't seem to be uniform in the EU (I thought it was)

Countries in the Schengen Zone literally walk over borders continually (or like my friends, via train) no idea how a vax passport is remotely practical in Europe.

 

[Tiger5150]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

Wouldn't it be harder to try and enact that in the EU?

Very near impossible I would think, which is my point I guess. If it is not enacted in Europe/US/Asia, why would we impose that on our own people to travel OS?

 

[Tiger5150]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.

One my best mates is currently in Venice with her daughter. She is unvaccinated. Jumped on a train in Budapest, spent a week in Vienna, then onto Venice, not a problem in the world.

Ok. I could be wrong.
There is some info in this article but it seems a bit vague
https://www.dw.com/en/what-are-the-covid-entry-rules-for-travelers-to-european-countries/a-58017284

In any event use of a digital passport system doesn't seem to be uniform in the EU (I thought it was)

I dont think it does (or can) apply for international travel internally in EU (especially Shengen zone) but within Hungary (only place I have first hand knowledge) there is a more informal system where you do get a vaccine pass and many places and services require fully vaxxed.

 

[innsaneink]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.


 

[Jedi_Tiger]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

in the 1970's it was a blue vaccine book that needed to be on your personal when travelling through Europe

 

[earl]

mother in-law can’t visit…

Hey mate my in-laws have been in the Philippines for the whole pandemic. It's even better because my parents are here.

 

[tigger]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?

Depending upon case numbers when NSW reaches 80% fully vaccinated, I imagine it will be:
ability to travel anywhere within NSW;
access to pubs, clubs, hospitality venues, gyms etc;
access to cultural and sporting events;
priority for air travel;
capacity to work anywhere;
ability for international travel for certain countries;
have any covid infection they may contract managed as if it's a mild influenza and avoid hospitalisation and death; and

celebrate birthdays and family events with their fully-vaccinated familiy members.

These are just off the top of my head but I don't expect it will change the mind of the committed anti-vaxers and that's fine.

They can enjoy the fruits of living in a dark cupboard somewhere. All power to them.

It's really hard to know isn't it?

On the one hand, I can't imagine that restaurants, pubs etc are going to be too happy if they're asked to vet vaccination certificates. On the other hand, being named as a tier 1 transmission site wouldn't be a whole barrel of laughs either. So maybe they will.

Travelling by air is almost a given, I reckon. And some overseas destinations will require it.

And WA...probably.

 

[Snake]

If by chance 80 % vaccination is achieved it is a mute point Re anti vaxers as they will be in the minority and the 80% will demand to be protected from them .. One pub has a vac passport requirement the other up the road has not … where would the vaccinated go the 80% !
It’s not difficult to see what businesses will jump on this that’s if there any businesses left .

 

[Tim Sheens]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

Maybe for work, but can you imagine the unrest when everyone has not had the opportunity to get their first, let alone second shot.

It is not right that I could have more rights than others because I was lucky enough to get vaccinated before them.

 

[mike]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.



I framed mine !!!

 

[hobbo1]

Some restrictions will be relaxed for vaccinated people in September.

How would they be able to tell if you have been vaccinated or not?

Probably upgrade of that Covidsafe app or Service NSW app for check-ins.

Not sure what happens if you forget your phone, run out of charge or don't have one.

I would imagine that everyone vaccinated will be given a plastic ID stating vaccination status .
As this will be a requirement for OS travel.

Why would that happen here when its not happening anywhere else? All of Europe and the US are travelling without vaccine passports.

My understanding is that EU and USA citizens can travel freely throughout Europe if they have a digital vaccination certificate. If not, they are subject to the quarantine requirements of each of the European nations that they travel to.

In Australia you can get a digital vaccination certificate by linking your medicare account to your mygov account and by downloading the medicare app to your phone (other more computer literate people on here will probably explain that better). The certificate is available a few days after your second injection.

The Australian certificate has no application at the moment, but you have to think that they had a purpose in mind when they created it.



I framed mine !!!

?

 

[Pascoes_barber]

What lesser restrictions do the fully vaxxed get u reckon?

Depending upon case numbers when NSW reaches 80% fully vaccinated, I imagine it will be:
ability to travel anywhere within NSW;
access to pubs, clubs, hospitality venues, gyms etc;
access to cultural and sporting events;
priority for air travel;
capacity to work anywhere;
ability for international travel for certain countries;
have any covid infection they may contract managed as if it's a mild influenza and avoid hospitalisation and death; and

celebrate birthdays and family events with their fully-vaccinated familiy members.

These are just off the top of my head but I don't expect it will change the mind of the committed anti-vaxers and that's fine.

They can enjoy the fruits of living in a dark cupboard somewhere. All power to them.

It's really hard to know isn't it?

On the one hand, I can't imagine that restaurants, pubs etc are going to be too happy if they're asked to vet vaccination certificates.

They’re already supposed to be validating that you’ve ‘checked in’ using the QR code upon entry.

I already have my digital vaccination certificate on my phone, will take them 5 seconds to check.