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Personen, die ihre Genesung mit PCR Test nachweisen können, erhalten zukünftig ein COVID-Zertifikat gültig für 12 Monate anstatt 6 Monate wie bisher

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Schweiz / 04. November 2021

Einführung des «Schweizer COVID Zertifikats»

Am 3. November 2021 hat der Schweizer Bundesrat die Einführung eines «Schweizer COVID Zertifikats» für Geimpfte, Genesene oder negativ Getestete per 16. November 2021 angekündigt. In der gleichen Sitzung hat der Bundesrat auch folgende Änderungen in diesem Zusammenhang beschlossen:

Personen, die ihre Genesung mit PCR Test nachweisen können, erhalten zukünftig ein COVID-Zertifikat gültig für 12 Monate anstatt 6 Monate wie bisher. Empfohlen wird eine einmalige Impfung, welche zur Ausstellung eines 12-monatigen gültigen COVID-Zertifikats führt.
Genesene mit positiven Antikörpertest erhalten ein COVID-Zertifikat gültig bis zu 90 Tage, das aber in der EU weiterhin nicht anerkannt wird.

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