ITALY.

All passengers from Schengen area and EU countries arriving in Italy must present one of the following certification:

- Vaccination certificate

- PCR or antigen test taken at most 48 hours before arrival

- A Covid-19 recovery certificate, at least 11 days old and less than 6 months old.

Domestic travel

From 1st September, the green pass is mandatory to travel on all domestic flights within Italy. The pass consists of the presentation of one of the following three health proofs:

- Vaccination, provided that people have a complete vaccination schedule from at least 14 days

- Certificate of negative PCR or antigen test less than 48 hours old.

- A positive RT-PCR or antigenic test result showing recovery of Covid-19, at least 11 days old and less than 6 months old.

For more information, please click here

If you live in Italy or just travelling from Italy, OneCheck offer COVID-19 PCR and COVID-19 Antigen testing at destinations across all of Italy, via their website which you can conveniently pre-book before departure close to home or where you are staying.

The cost of each test varies depending on the chosen clinic, you can pre-book your test by clicking here.

All testing is conducted independently by OneCheck’s partners. Visit OneCheck.org for more information. If you decide to purchase any testing services, OneCheck’s terms and conditions apply.

All tests are carried out independently by each collaborating centre. Check all the necessary information on their website for more information. The general terms and conditions of each partner centre apply to online purchases and testing services.

Passengers are not permitted to enter Italy. This does not apply to:

• Nationals and residents of Italy,
• Nationals and residents of the European Union, Schengen Area member states, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino or Vatican City State and their family members;
• Passengers travelling from the European Union or the Schengen Area member states, Andorra, Armenia, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Georgia, Japan, Korea (South), Kosovo, Kuwait, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Oman, Panama, Peru, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Rwanda, San Marino, Serbia, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay,
• Passengers in transit,
• Passengers holding valid long-stay visas or residence permits for the Schengen Area,
• Passengers travelling for work, study, health, emergency or humanitarian reasons,
• Diplomats and staff of international organisations,
• Passengers travelling to meet their European Union, Schengen or British national partner legally resident in Italy,
• Participants of sports competitions (athletes, technicians, judges and race officials), provided holding a negative molecular or antigenic test obtained within 48 hours prior to arrival.

Passengers must complete the Digital Passenger Locator Form (dPLF) here prior to travelling to Italy. The dPLF is accepted in digital format only.

Passengers must complete the "Self-Certification Form" here prior to travelling to Italy. This does not apply to nationals of the European Union member states.

Passengers arriving in Emilia Romagna are required to register online here.

Passengers travelling to Calabria must complete the "Covid Tracking Form" here prior to arrival.

Passengers travelling to Puglia must complete the "Self-report Form" here prior to arrival.

Passengers who are required to undergo a molecular or antigenic test within 48 hours after arriving in Italy may book their test through this link as well.

Passengers travelling to Tuscany must complete the "Self-report Form" here prior to arrival.

Passengers will be subject to a molecular or antigen swab test on arrival at the airport in Italy, or be subject to a test within 48 hours of entering Italy. This also applies to transport crew and travelling staff.

Passengers arriving on direct flights from the United Kingdom must take the test on arrival at the airport.

Passengers who have visited Brazil in the past 14 days must quarantine for 10 days upon arrival and undergo a PCR or antigen test within 48 hours after arriving in Italy at the end of their quarantine.

The quarantine requirement does not apply to the following passengers, provided they are holding a negative Covid-19 PCR or antigen test result obtained within 48 hours prior to arrival:

• Passengers travelling to Italy for proven business, health or emergencyreasons, provided staying less than 120 hours;
• Officials and agents of the EU or international organizations, diplomatic and law enforcement staff, provided travelling for work;
• Passengers holding an authorisation issued by the Ministry of Health;
• Crew.