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Over 50 pct of Poles believe COVID-19 passports are indispensable: survey

According to a recent Kantar Public poll, 52 percent of Poles believe the soon to be introduced COVID-19 passports are a necessary security measure.

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As much as 36 percent of respondents think the opposite. Of those surveyed 12 percent did not express an opinion.

From July 1 the so-called COVID-19 passports will be introduced, making it easier for people to travel to other countries.

Kantar Public asked respondents if it was a fair and legal solution and whether it was a necessary security measure. Almost half of them, 46 percent, said that a COVID-19 passport is a fair solution, while 41 percent said “no”. Thirteen percent of respondents did not hold an opinion on the matter.

When asked whether the introduction of COVID-19 passports is legal, 40 percent of respondents answered yes, the opposite opinion was held by 42 percent, whilst 18 percent were undecided.

The survey was conducted on June 11-16, 2021, on a nationwide, representative sample of 1,011 Polish residents over the age of 15, with the use of Computer-Assisted Personal Interviews (CAPI).

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