If you are required to show proof of vaccination, you can get access to an official document if you have been vaccinated in Australia. Please follow these instructions in your preferred language to get your proof of vaccination. These documents should be available online within 72 hours of receiving your dose.

Some people have reported experiencing delays in getting access to their documents or finding that their IHI records are duplicated or missing information. Please call the AIR Internet Helpdesk on 1300 650 039 or contact Services Australia:

If you need to present your vaccine document on test day, you can simply show us a digital copy on your phone or a hard copy, and we’ll compare it to your passport.

Any documentation that is unclear, inconsistent with the standard format or otherwise cannot be verified cannot be accepted.

Please also check whether your names on your vaccine document match your passport. It’s alright if your vaccine document abbreviates or excludes your middle name(s), as long as your first name, surname and date of birth match. If your first name or surname do not match, you will need to provide further documentation prior to test day.

We generally don't accept overseas vaccination documents. However, if you’ve received an approved COVID-19 vaccine while overseas, you can have it recorded on the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR). This will allow you to get an official immunisation history statement or COVID-19 digital certificate which can be used to sit your test. Please see more information and instructions here.

If you’re unvaccinated and haven’t booked your vaccination, please check your state's latest government vaccination advice.

You may not be allowed into the test venue:

If you have already booked your test, you can choose to reschedule to a later date when you can meet the requirements or choose to have a full refund.