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Sinovac vaccine among those approved for entry into Norway

Norway has become the twelfth EU and Schengen Area country to recognize the Sinovacvaccine as genuine proof of immunity, which means that anyone who has received the vaccine will no longer be subject to entrance restrictions.

According to a press release issued by the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services on October 5, all travelers who have been vaccinated with Sinovac, which is on the WHO‘s Emergency Use Listing, will be exempt from the self-isolation requirement in the same way that those who have been vaccinated with one of the vaccines already recognized by the country’s authorities.
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As a result, all vaccination certificates indicating that the holder has been immunised against the COVID-19 disease with Sinovac are now comparable to those indicating proof of vaccination with one of the European Medicines Agency-approved vaccines.


The authorities have stressed, however, that the vaccination certificate indicating full Sinovac immunization must include a QR code that allows them to check the document using EU criteria.
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According to the Ministry’s statement, “travelers must have a corona certificate that can be examined using a QR code in compliance with the EU’s solution for corona certifications.”

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Travelers who have been vaccinated with Sinovac, as well as those who have recovered from the virus in the last six months, can enter Norwegian territory without having to fill out an entry form, with the exception of being exempt from quarantine laws.


Nine additional EU/Schengen Area nations, like Norway, accept Sinovac as legitimate proof of immunization. The following countries recognize Sinovac, according to data provided by VisaGuide.vaccine-checker World’s tool, which allows travelers from all over the world to check the validity of their vaccine:

Austria

Cyprus

Finland

Greece

Iceland

The Netherlands

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

 

Furthermore, with the exception of the Sinovac vaccine, which was recently added to the list of recognized vaccines, Norway already enables all persons immunized with an EMA-approved vaccine– AstraZeneca, Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna, Janssen– to enter the country without limitation. 
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When the vaccination certificates first became fully functioning, the Norwegian authorities stated that for a person to be regarded fully vaccinated, more than one week must have passed since the last dosage was administered.


It should be mentioned that the certificate’s technical validity is limited to a maximum of 90 days.

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