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EU's COVID travel pass will expire nine months after last vaccine dose, says Brussels
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Brussels says the EU's COVID pass -- used for cross-border travel -- will expire nine months after the last vaccine dose.
It said a booster shot will be required to extend its validity.
In a travel recommendation unveiled on Thursday afternoon, the European Commission updated the validity of the COVID pass -- which has been in place since the early summer -- in order to take into consideration the ongoing coronavirus surge and the roll-out of booster shots.
Under the new rules, the COVID pass -- called the EU Digital COVID Certificate -- will only be valid for cross-border travel during the nine months following the last vaccine dose of the so-called "primary schedule": one dose for the Johnson & Johnson jab and two doses for the
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