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IMMUNITY PASSPORTS MAY BE ISSUED | While you <a href="https://www.theactivetimes.com/travel/us-island-vacations-no-passport">may not need a passport for every island destination</a>, you may end up being required to show a different kind of "passport" ahead of your next trip. Some governments around the world have floated the idea of issuing "risk-free certificates," often dubbed "immunity passports," to certify that a traveler has recovered from COVID-19 and tested positive for antibodies. Whether or not this will come to fruition, however, remains to be seen as the World Health Organization has advised against it based on the fact that antibody tests are still largely inaccurate.