Based on the decision of the Georgian government, the use of Green Passports will come into force on December 1. The government administration published a list of facilities where citizens will be able to enter only with a “green passport” from December 1.
A so-called green status is granted to those fully vaccinated and have passed a 72-hour-validity PCR or 24-hour-validity antigen tests, or have recovered from coronavirus, will be eligible for Green Passports. Green Passports will be required of all citizens aged over 18.
“On the Coordination Council’s decision, “Green Passport only” admission will apply from December 1 to the following: eateries, restaurants, cafes, and bars (both outdoor and indoor), cinemas, theaters, opera houses, museums, concert halls, entertainment centers, casinos and gambling sites, spa centers, fitness clubs, hotels, and aerial lifts in winter resorts. Said requirement also applies to guests of the listed facilities. In entertainment centers for children, Green Passports are mandatory for all citizens aged over 18.
“On the Prime Minister’s instructions, the immunization campaign will be bolstered, and vaccination promotion activities will be held in every municipality of Georgia.
“The Interagency Coordination Council once again urges citizens to become actively engaged in the process of vaccination, wear facemasks, maintain social distancing, and protect their own and their loved ones’ health,” reads the statement.
COVID Passports can be received at justice houses and service centers. The passport is free and one can get it without booking a visit.
Since the first coronavirus case in Georgia, the country has seen 755,046 confirmed cases, with 693,129 recoveries and 10,509 deaths.
46 persons are presently under quarantine, 1,302 are in clinical hotels, and 6,916 are hospitalized under medical supervision.
By Ana Dumbadze
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