https //vaccine.certificate.health.gov.za. Login : Download the Vaccine Certificate PDF
https //vaccine.certificate.health.gov.za. Login : Download the Vaccine Certificate PDF
The Vaccination Certificate system is only accessible to the individuals who have received the COVID 19 Vaccine.
Before you start you will need to have the following with you:
- Your RSA ID Number or Foreign Passport number or Asylum or Refugee number. (Note this should be the same ID document number you presented when you got vaccinated )
- The cell phone with the number you included on your registration.
- Your vaccination code from the sms you received post vaccination.
Go to : https://vaccine.certificate.health.gov.za/
You must enter all the required details correctly.
If one of the fields entered is wrong, the system will return an error message including “details not found”. You can contact the : The COVID-19 Public Hotline: 0800 029 999 for assistance.
The design of the Vaccination Certificate will be enhanced to ensure that it remains up to date with local and international standards.
You will therefore have to download your updated vaccination certificate for it to remain valid.
The Department of Health will advise on the availability of newer versions of the COVID-19 Vaccination certificate as it becomes available.
It is then the responsibility of a user to keep their COVID-19 vaccination certificate current by following the communication released by the NDoH.
Enquiries: 0800 029 999 – COVID-19 Public Hotline
What do I need to do to register on the EVDS?
To register on the EVDS you must have your ID or passport number and medical aid card (if you have one) ready. The first step is completing a digital enrolment form with the following personal details: Name and surname, Date of birth, Gender, Email address, cell phone number and place of work or residence.
You will receive an SMS confirming that you are registered and in the queue to be scheduled for your vaccine. When it is your turn to be vaccinated, the system will send you an SMS with a date and the place where you will be vaccinated. If you do not have a cell phone or an email address, you can go to a primary health service point and ask the staff to help you.
