EU proposes 9-month limit on vaccine validity for travel January 10 onwards

The European Commission is proposing that member states should continue welcoming all travelers inoculated with shots approved by the bloc

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1 min read Last Updated : Nov 25 2021 | 11:15 PM IST

The European Union is recommending a 9-month time limit for the validity of Covid-19 vaccinations for travel into and within the bloc and also is proposing to prioritise vaccinated travelers.

Topics : Coronavirus Coronavirus Vaccine European Union

First Published: Nov 25 2021 | 11:15 PM IST

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EU proposes 9-month limit on vaccine validity for travel January 10 onwards

The European Commission is proposing that member states should continue welcoming all travelers inoculated with shots approved by the bloc

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