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Islanders who received one of their two vaccines outside of Jersey can apply for a Covid Status Certificate showing both doses.

The latest Covid-19 vaccination statistics as at Sunday 22 August, show that 32% of Islanders aged 16 and 17 have received a first dose.

On Thursday 26 August, Jersey will enter Stage 7 of the Reconnection Roadmap where the remaining Covid restrictions will be lifted.

The latest COVID-19 vaccination statistics as at Sunday 15 August, show 25% of 16 and 17 year olds have had their first dose since becoming eligible on 5 August.

In line with recommendations from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), a select group of young people aged 12-15 years old are now eligible and can book to receive their first dose of the Pfizer/Biontech COVID-19 vaccine.

Islanders who have applied, will now start receiving their interim QR code certificates for vaccination status recognition in France.

There is a delay for people expecting to receive their QR code certificates for entry to venues in France.

The latest COVID-19 vaccination statistics as at Sunday 8 August, show that 86% of Islanders aged 18 and over have had at least one dose, and 80% are fully vaccinated.

The Deputy Chief Minister talks about easing restrictions as we move to Stage 7 of the Reconnection roadmap on 26 August.

Senator Ian Gorst updates Islanders on the plans for anyone travelling from Jersey to France

Covid-19 restrictions eased as Stage 7 reconnection is announced

This week is the last chance for Islanders, aged 16 and over, to rock up to the mobile vaccine clinics.

Industries which have traditionally relied on migrant workers are being given temporary support to help ease their staffing pressures.

As at Sunday 1 August, 85% of all adult Islanders aged over 18-years old had received one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine. Additionally, 79% of all adult Islanders are fully vaccinated.

Jersey follows JCVI advice on Covid vaccinations for 16-17 year olds

Business support schemes are being extended and garden restrictions relaxed

The Government of Jersey will introduce an interim solution for Islanders who are travelling to France in August and require a ‘Pass Sanitaire’ to enter certain venues.

Fort Regent has extended walk-in appointments throughout August for both first and second doses but the Centre will be closed for a few days this month to prepare for the booster programme.