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CoWin to allow users to link Covid-19 certificates to passports: How to do it

Users can also request for correction if the name in the updated vaccination certificate does not match the one on the passport.

Updated on: Jun 26, 2021, 16:02:30 IST
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CoWin, the country's Covid-19 vaccination platform, will now allow international travellers to link their vaccination certificates to passports. The information was shared on the official Twitter handle of the Aarogya Setu app.

CoWin to alImage: low users to link Covid-19 certificates to passports (twitter.com/SetuAarogya)
CoWin to alImage: low users to link Covid-19 certificates to passports (twitter.com/SetuAarogya)

"Now you can update your passport number in your vaccination certificate," the Aarogya Setu handle tweeted.


Here is how to link passport to vaccination certificate:

(1.) Login to cowin.gov.in and enter your credentials.

(2.) Select "Raise an issue."

(3.) Click on "Passport" and, from the drop-down menu, select the name of the person whose certificate is to be linked to the passport.

(4.) Enter the passport number and click on "Submit."

(5.) The user will receive the updated certificate "within seconds."

(6.) If the name on the certificate does not match with that on the passport, you can request for the correction of name as well.

(7.) Entering a passport number and requesting name change can be done just once. Thus, care should be taken while entering the details.

How to edit personal details:

(1.) Go to cowin.gov.in and login.

(2.) Select "Raise an issue."

(3.) Click on "Correction in certificate' and from the drop-down menu, select the person whose details you want o change.

(4.) Click on all the options where corrections are to be made and edit the details.

(5.) Click on "Submit.


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