Although AstraZeneca injection is produced in some factories in the United States, the FDA has never approved it for use in the United States market.

Some private entities, such as Broadway shows and TV production studios, have stated that they will keep AstraZeneca recipients out.

A mayor of British Columbia is Surprised to learn that he can’t participate Performance Springsteen Broadway In New York City, because the venue operator, Jujamcyn Theatres limits the attendance of those who have received the mRNA vaccine or a dose of Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Currently, the U.S. government does not need a vaccination certificate to cross its borders.

Air passengers flying to the United States, including those who have been vaccinated, must provide proof of having tested negative for COVID-19 or recovered from COVID-19 in the past three months before boarding.

Health Canada believes that AstraZeneca injections are safe and effective, but the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) said on Thursday that Pfizer and Moderna’s mRNA products are the “first choice” and people should choose one of the injections as the second dose.

Canada strives to make the United States “stand on the same page”-Trudeau

Trudeau himself received the AstraZeneca vaccine, and he said that discussions with other countries on how to treat people who have received the product are still ongoing.

He said in French: “We will definitely make sure that people who get one or two doses of AstraZeneca will not be disadvantaged when they want to travel.”

“We hope to resolve these issues in time in the next few weeks to ease travel restrictions. The United States has not yet stated what their standards are. We are working with them to reach an agreement.”

Watch: Trudeau says he is working with the US to limit travel barriers for AZ recipients

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters this morning that he is working with US and international partners to ensure that AstraZeneca vaccinators will not encounter any obstacles when traveling abroad. The US Food and Drug Administration has never approved the use of AstraZeneca in the US market. 0:49

Trudeau said that at present, most foreign tourists will be banned from entering Canada-the government will extend the border closure between Canada and the United States until July 21 at the earliest-because there are not enough people vaccinated here.

Canada continues to ban most American travelers, including those who are fully vaccinated, because these entrants may become carriers of COVID-19, spreading the virus to communities that are not fully covered.

Trudeau said: “We must reach the goal of 75% of the first dose and at least 20% of the second dose before we can begin to relax.”

“Even fully vaccinated people can transmit COVID-19 to unvaccinated people, which means we must really ensure that not only fully vaccinated people can travel, but the communities they will return to are not at risk.”

He said that in order to facilitate future international travel, Canada is developing a vaccine passport program.

Canadians and permanent residents will soon be able to upload copies of their vaccine certificates to the ArriveCAN app, which will allow them to bypass the mandatory hotel quarantine when they return. All returning passengers must still self-quarantine for 14 days.

Trudeau said that in the “mid-term,” there will be a more formal federal plan related to provincial health records, which will enable border guards to obtain vaccination records. Canada hopes to coordinate this plan with other countries to simplify travel abroad.

Watch: Dr. Theresa Tam discusses the AstraZeneca vaccine and travel to the United States

Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam explained her understanding of whether Canadians vaccinated with AstraZeneca can freely travel to the U.S. 1:20