Vaccination passport is no longer mandatory in shopping malls, taxis and app transport

Published on 03/12/2021 - 07:37 | Updated on 03/12/2021 - 09:25
In some areas, the increase in vaccination coverage was more than 20% - Marcos de Paula / Rio City Hall

In a decree published in the Friday (3/12) edition of the Official Gazette, the City Hall removed the requirement to present a Covid-19 vaccination passport in places such as shopping malls and shopping centers, as well as taxis and ride-hailing services. Proof of vaccination remains mandatory for access to lodging and accommodation establishments, including seasonal property rentals and services contracted through apps. The document will also be required in bars, snack bars, restaurants, cafeterias, food services, for the accommodation of seated customers in indoor areas; beautification, aesthetics and similar services.

Since August 27, proof of vaccination has been required in gyms, stadiums and sports halls, cinemas, theaters, museums, galleries and art exhibitions, conventions, conferences, among others.

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