Green pass Italy, how to get it: the apps to download it

Green Pass: how does it work and how to get it? The document that will certify our state of health from Covid arrives. It will allow us to travel, go on vacation, participate in parties, enter clubs, in short, return to live regularly. But how do you get the green pass? Who will do the checks? Here’s everything you need to know. To obtain the green pass, explains laleggepertutti.it, may be those who have so far received at least one dose of the vaccine. For these, the pass will last 9 months, which will start 15 days after the first injection. Even those who have recovered from the covid can obtain the green pass which expires after 6 months of healing. Therefore, those who have been cured for more than 6 months cannot get the green pass if they do not get at least one dose of the vaccine. What if you don’t want to get sick or get vaccinated? The green pass can also be obtained after a negative swab (and is valid for 72 hours from the swab) or an antigen test (in this case it is valid only for 48 hours). What is the green pass for? The green certificate will be used first of all to spend the holidays in Europe since the discipline is shared by all Member States that have adopted a specific regulation valid throughout the territory of the EU.But be careful: some countries also ask for the second dose of vaccine. The green pass is also used for those who want to travel within Italy and reach orange and red areas. But above all, the green pass is used to participate in parties related to ceremonies such as weddings or to access the RSA and hospitals. The Italian green pass is regulated by the awaited Dpcm on reopening which has just received its opinion with some observations from the Privacy Guarantor and which has been developed together with the Ministries of Health, Innovation and the Mef. ? Through a special app it can be verified by a long audience of people: in addition to the police forces there are the staff of entertainment venues, accommodation facilities (such as hotels) or public businesses (for example restaurants) as well as places where events and shows take place. The managers will then be able to verify that the guests or patrons are in good standing and then decide whether to let them in or not. Everything will happen by reading the QR code of an app. An app that will allow these verifiers to check “the authenticity, validity and integrity of the certification, and to know the identity of the holder”. The deputies to check the veracity of the green pass will therefore be not only “public officials in the exercise of their functions”, but also “the staff assigned to control services for entertainment and show activities in places open to the public or in public exercises”. And then: “The owners of the accommodation facilities and public establishments for which the possession of Covid-19 green certification is required, as well as their delegates” and again “the owner or legitimate holder of places or premises at which are held events and activities for which the possession of green certification is required “. Finally, “the managers of the structures that provide health, social-health and social-assistance services for access to which, as visitors, the possession of green certification is required”. How to obtain the green pass? The green certificates also valid at EU level they will be released by the national digital green platform. The green passes can be downloaded on their phone or printed by citizens through various channels: from the ‘dedicated website, both through access with digital identity and with multi-factor authentication’ to the ‘Electronic Health Record’; from the Immuni app to the Io app (even if it ended up in the viewfinder of the Privacy Guarantor) up to the health card system but in this last case, “general practitioners, pediatricians of free choice, pharmacists” will issue the green certificate to citizens and other doctors of health companies “.