Online Overseas COVID-19 Vaccination Certification Service Provider
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Did you know you might be placed in hotel quarantine and refused entry into indoor venues if your overseas COVID-19 vaccination certificate is not certified by Australian practitioners?
We are a group of accredited Australian doctors aiming to serve all your vaccination certification needs.
With our help, you can worry less about the hassle of waiting hours on end to get your vaccination certified. Enjoy unrestricted freedom the moment you land in Australia.
Our seamless process ensures that you get your COVID-19 certification within 24 hours of approval of documents, so you get to enjoy more time in Australia.
Certify before you fly!
We highly recommend you to have your overseas vaccination certified prior to landing in Australia to ensure that you would not be placed in hotel quarantine & be able to travel interstates or enter indoor venues.
If you upload the Commonwealth issued COVID-19 Certificate to the Australia Travel Declaration, you are much more likely to be exempted from quarantine instantaneously. You may also enter any indoor venues or be allowed to travel interstates by showing your Commonwealth Certificate.
Returned travellers who want proof of their Overseas COVID-19 vaccinations must provide verified and translated documents to a recognised Australian vaccination provider. By engaging with our services, our team of Australian trained and AHPRA fully registered doctors are able to:
Contact us today for a briefing with our Registered Migration Agents in Melbourne to find more about your obligations.
*You might be allowed into the country by the guidance of the Department of Home Affairs and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). However these are federal government agencies, who have authority over national border control, but the determination of hotel quarantine requirements and freedom restrictions are governed by the state governments. You can refer to this Victorian government website and the NSW government website for more information.
