New problem for students going abroad in case of obstruction / corona vaccine, this vaccine certificate is not valid.
Corona vaccine has created a new problem for students going abroad, out of 2 vaccines given in India, co-vaccine certificate is not considered valid anywhere abroad.
The students' problem with the corona vaccine increased
Students who want to go abroad get stuck Of co-vaccine
Certificate not recognized abroad
The government has claimed to give priority in vaccination to students going abroad. But the situation is somewhat different. The corona vaccine case has created a new problem for students going abroad. Only two vaccines, Covishield and Co-vaccine, are currently being administered in India. Of which the co-vaccine certificate is not considered valid anywhere else abroad. So after taking one dose of Covishield you have to wait for 12 weeks for another dose.That's why he can't go abroad in July as September has come until he gets the second dose.
This will ruin his two-month study. On the other hand, it is impossible for students going to UK, USA, Canada to go without taking this certificate as the certificate of being vaccinated is mandatory. Every year thousands of students from Rajkot, Saurashtra and Gujarat go abroad to study and most of the students are going to countries including UK, USA, Canada in July.Certificates obtained after taking two doses of co-vaccine are no longer valid in these countries as the vaccine manufactured by India Biotech-Hyderabad has not yet been approved by the World Health Organization. The second dose of this vaccine can be taken in four to six weeks but students are avoiding taking it as it is not recognized abroad.
Students from Gujarat going abroad for study will be given priority in Kavid vaccination. Chief Minister Rupani said that many students from Gujarat are going abroad for study in the coming months. Students will be given special priority in vaccination so that they do not face any hindrance in traveling abroad.Responsibility for this has been handed over to the District Collectors and Municipal Commissioners in the municipal areas across the state. CM Rupani said that the state government has taken this decision in the interest of the students.
This evidence must be presented by the student
The sensitive decision was taken by the state government at a meeting of the core committee held in Gandhinagar under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani. Students from the district who are going abroad for study in the coming months will have to contact the Collector in person with their I-20 form or DS-160 form or the confirmation letter of admission of that university or college from abroad to get the vaccine on priority basis.
Students living in Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, Junagadh, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar and Gandhinagar municipal areas will have to contact the Municipal Commissioner with these letters.
Students living in Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation area will have to contact the Deputy Municipal Commissioner (West Zone) of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation.
The state government has made adequate preparations to ensure that students going abroad for study do not face any problem due to vaccination. Such students will be vaccinated on a priority basis across the state.
