Malaysia’s first health passport accepted in Singapore


Malaysia’s Immunitee Health Passport, which stores the user’s personal immunisation records, is now accepted in Singapore. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, February 10, 2021.

MALAYSIA’S Immunitee Health Passport has partnered with Temasek-founded Affinidi to become the country’s first health passport to be accepted in Singapore, via Affinidi’s Unifier digital credential platform.

The Immunitee Health Passport is a system designed to store personal immunisation records and vaccine data, which helps to facilitate users’ clearance at border health checkpoints, ensure data protection and security through blockchain, and verify the authenticity of Covid-19 tests and vaccines.


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