Views on vaccine passports to visit places in Great Britain 2021

According to a survey carried out in Great Britain in July 2021, 67 percent of respondents thought that care homes should require people to provide a COVID-19 vaccine passport when visiting. Furthermore, 54 percent thought that going into pubs and bars should require proof of vaccination.

Share of opinions on COVID-19 vaccine passport requirements to visit places in Great Britain as of July 2021, by venue

Characteristic	Should require people to provide a "vaccine passport"	Should not require people to provide a "vaccine passport"
Care homes	67%	24%
Pubs and bars	54%	37%
Gyms	53%	38%
Cinemas	52%	38%
University campuses	49%	40%
Restaurants	47%	44%
Hospitals / GP surgeries	45%	47%
Beauty and nail salons	44%	45%
Indoor workplaces like offices and factories	43%	46%
Public transport	42%	49%
Hairdressers / barbers	41%	48%
Coffee shops	37%	52%
Large indoor shopping centres	35%	54%
Clothing stores / non-essential retail shops	33%	57%
Supermarkets	27%	63%
Pub gardens	26%	64%
Garden centres	25%	65%

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Release date

August 2021

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Region

United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Survey time period

28-29 July, 2021

Number of respondents

1,637 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Supplementary notes

The source adds the following: The system of vaccine passports. This system would involve giving everyone a vaccine passport once they have received their COVID-19 vaccines, and allowing services and venues to re-open so long as they only serve those who have already been vaccinated (i.e. those who can show their vaccine passport).
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