AIBU to question this re. Covid passport

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I've just had someone UNVACCINATED claim that, because they've had Covid (PCR test), they're now considered immune for 180 days and have a Covid Passport to prove that.

Is that really the case? I haven't yet turned up the evidence which states that. (OK I only spent 10 mins on Google)

Even less reason for anti-vaxxers to change their minds about the vaccine.

Doesn't sound right to me but depends on country I suppose.

Yes I think that’s right for the NHS one to use on this country.

If you wanted to travel internationally, different countries would have different rules.

Oh, I’ve got that the wrong way round. You can’t get a domestic one with a positive PCR, but can get a travel one

Usually PCR tests are required 24-72 hrs before departure by the destination country for unvaccinated travellers.

For domestic use I don't know but it doesn't make any sense.

Yes that's what it says on mine. To begin with it said 3 months but when I checked the other day it had extended to 6 months.

Just reread your post, I'm vaccinated so don't know if there's a difference.

And for domestic use not travel.