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1. Download the free CLEAR app and tap the white Health Pass tile.

2. Choose a location from the list or enter a unique code if you were provided one.

3. Follow instructions to sign up for a free account.

4. Complete your entry requirement checklist which could include uploading proof of vaccination, linking a negative COVID-19 test, or filling out a health survey.

5. Show your Health Pass upon arrival for faster, safer entry!

Provides small employers (1-100 employees) in the lower 14 counties of New York access to flexible and affordable employee benefits. As part of the HealthPass Benefits Exchange, employees can build a complete, budget-conscious benefits package to fit their unique needs. Employees can choose from a wide variety of health insurance carriers, provider networks, coverage levels and plan types. Additionally, we offer a suite of ancillary coverage including Dental, Vision, Life and Disability Insurance, as well as FSA, Accident, Identity Theft and Pet Plans.

Delivers practical workforce solutions that shift the management of employee and benefits administration to a reliable partner. The HealthPass PEO co-manages traditional HR/personnel administration, so employers can reduce costs, increase profits and retain employees. From lower premiums on health insurance, to reduced workers comp costs, to payroll management, compliance administration and liability mitigation, the HealthPass PEO delivers best-in-class HR administration and technology solutions.

The health pass involves presentation in paper or digital format (on the app TousAntiCovid) of proof of negative Covid or vaccination status. Proof consists of one of the following items (only one is needed):

What changes on February 15, 2022 ?Starting February 15, 2022, regulation regarding the pass will change for people aged 18 years and 1 month and older. The booster dose must be received between 3 months and 4 months after the end of the initial vaccination schedule.Until February 15, 2022, those with one of two doses in their initial vaccination schedule will be allowed to receive a temporary health pass, provided they receive their second dose within 4 weeks and present a negative test taken less than 24 hours ago.

Non-European Union nationals visiting France can obtain a health pass in France in pharmacies offering the certificate conversion service. Students enrolled in a French higher learning institution can apply for their pass here.

IMPORTANT:Starting February, 15, 2022, the booster dose must have been received within 4 months of the initial vaccine schedule in order to maintain a valid health pass. Please note that if you are eligible for the booster dose, your pass automatically expires 7 days after your deadline for receiving a booster.

Following the reduced demand for access to digital COVID-19 test and vaccine records through the epass.ny.gov portal and the official end of the COVID-19 public health emergency on May 11, 2023, the NYS Wallet that hosts the Excelsior Pass Plus COVID vaccine credential, will be discontinued.

Each visitor must comply with the migratory processes established in the General Law of Migration and Immigration.

Starting April 1, the temporary migration measures established in the framework of the national health emergency due to COVID-19 are repealed.

Unvaccinated individuals aged 18 and older must purchase a travel policy with a duration equal to the period of stay in the country, with the exception of passengers in transit, whose minimum validity is five days that covers, at least, medical expenses generated by Covid-19 and lodging expenses due to quarantine.

Foreigners in the immigration category with a permanent or temporary residence, or a special category in the latter case (with the exception of the Student Subcategory), must demonstrate the assurance by the Costa Rican Social Security Fund, which is in force and can be verified at the following link:

Tourists who are in transit through the country must purchase insurance with a minimum coverage of five days.

Costa Rican citizens do not require health insurance.

Tourists are requested and warned not to attach unsolicited personal documents, such as copies of credit cards, keys or private passwords or other information in the Health Pass: nor in emails to seguros@ict.go.cr. Only a copy of the insurance policy should be attached.

Entry by sea - On Sept. 1, Costa Rica reactivated cruise tourism for the 2021-2022 season. As a requirement, vessels must guarantee complete vaccination schedules against the COVID-19 virus in all crew members and 95% of passengers who are of age to be vaccinated.

A return flight ticket is needed when entering Costa Rica. The immigration officer will ask for it upon your arrival. It is advisable to make a photocopy or take a picture of your passport with the entry stamp to carry at all times during your stay.

The passe sanitaire increased levels of vaccination, but to a lower extent among the most vulnerable, and did not reduce vaccine hesitancy itself, showing the importance of outreach to underserved communities and the potential limits of mandatory vaccination policies.

Public authorities in many countries are considering mandating vaccination against COVID-19 for the whole eligible population1. Most countries are confronted with the difficulties of reaching the vaccination rates obtained for diseases such as measles, which are often above 95%. During the summer of 2021, French authorities implemented a health pass, or passe sanitaire, requiring everyone aged 12 and older to present proof of vaccination or a negative test for SARS-CoV-2 to access a wide array of public spaces, including bars, libraries and hospitals. The introduction of the passe sanitaire markedly increased the number of people vaccinated against COVID-19. But, as of November 2021, coverage is plateauing at around 90% of the eligible population and a debate has arisen on whether the next step should be mandating this vaccination2.

The health pass was announced on 12 July 2021 and implemented on 9 August, as a response to the Delta variant. To enter several public places, including restaurants, people aged 12 and over would have to present proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test performed in the previous 72 h; vaccination was also made mandatory for healthcare workers. After this announcement, the share of the eligible population vaccinated with two doses increased from 49% on 12 July to 89% by mid-December 2021. An announcement that the health pass would require a booster dose by mid-January was also followed by a wave of appointment bookings.

Any vaccination policy that relies on constraints risks stoking anti-vaccine sentiments and vaccine hesitancy8,9. The health pass elicited strong criticism from opposition parties, as well as protests across France in early August attended by up to 240,000 people10. Attendance at protests against the health pass has waned markedly, but the protests were still supported by around 30% of the population as of September 20217,11.

However, vaccination rates have plateaued just above 90% among the eligible population in mainland France and remain low in several overseas departments and regions, such as Guadeloupe, Martinique and French Guiana, where less than 40% of the population has had at least one dose and opposition to the health pass is much stronger2,12.

The health pass is limited in its effectiveness, as although it has been effective in getting the complacent to book their vaccination appointments, it does not address all barriers to vaccination. For many people, the health pass had little effect, because the elderly, the poorest and the most marginalized do not engage much with the activities covered by the pass, such as eating out in restaurants. For instance, as of 12 October 2021, only 86% of over-80 year olds had been fully vaccinated2.

The health pass has encouraged vaccination of many who were hesitant or reluctant, but it has not reduced hesitancy itself. A survey from September 2021 found that 42% of vaccinated people were still reluctant or had doubts about the vaccine at the time of their first dose7. More importantly, the share of vaccinated people with doubts about the vaccine increased from 44% to 61% after the health pass was implemented (Fig. 1).

France remains a very vaccine-hesitant country, and this hesitancy does not seem to have decreased much as a result of either the COVID-19 health pass or mandatory infant vaccines, which were extended in 2017. One of the rationales for extending mandatory infant vaccination was that such a strong gesture would signal to the public the complete faith of authorities in these vaccines13. Although this policy did not elicit a public backlash, trust in vaccines does not seem to have significantly improved and France is still a very vaccine-hesitant country, as demonstrated in earlier stages of the pandemic4,5,14.

A feeling of coercion while being vaccinated can cause a nocebo effect, in which negative outcomes occur because of a belief that the vaccine will harm them. The nocebo effect might explain why, in our survey, the share of vaccinated people who said they suffered side effects from the vaccine increased from 34% among those who had their first dose in June to 57% of those who had their first dose in August, after the health pass was implemented. e24fc04721