Youth aged 12 to 18 can carry their own BC Vaccine Card, or have a trusted adult carry it for them. Submit your information as soon as you arrive in B.C. If you want, you can get a BC Vaccine Card. To get a card, you have to get your immunization record added to the provincial system. You can use your provincial/territorial or international proof of vaccination. Proof of vaccination is also required for some on-campus housing. Students and youth Post-secondary students Parents should carry a copy of their child's vaccine card with them. We recommend emailing copies to family members or printing multiple copies. You can share copies of your vaccine card with your family and loved ones. For example, your current name may be different if you've recently been married, divorced or legally changed your name. driver's licence or BC Services Card does not reflect your current name, you should update your ID. Photo ID issued by another province or territory.ImmunizeBC record (used by First Nations Health Authority and others)Įvents, businesses and services will ask to see your BC Vaccine Card and a piece of valid government photo ID, for example:.Provincial Immunization Registry record (used by Interior Health and others).National Defence Canada COVID-19 vaccine record or card.

Immunization record from your pharmacy (AstraZeneca/SII COVISHIELD).

Printed immunization record from Health Gateway.

Wallet-sized immunization record card (given out at vaccine clinics).

To give everyone time to get their BC Vaccine Card, up to and including September 26, you can show other forms of proof of vaccination: Starting September 27, you can only use your BC Vaccine Card for entry to some events, services and businesses. You must get a vaccine card by September 26

Indoor organized events with less than 50 people, except adult sports.

Student events and activities in K to 12 public and independent schools.

Before and after school programs for K to 12 students.

Indoor youth recreational sport for people 21 years old or younger.

Social services provided to people in need.

Health care services, rehabilitation or exercise therapy programs, and drug and alcohol support group meetings.

Only if they are unlicensed or don't offer food-related table service.

Escape rooms, laser tag, indoor paint ball, arcades and bowling alleys.

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