Italy Eases Travel Restrictions For Non-EU Travellers

Italy Eases Travel Restrictions For Non-EU Travellers

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0:00 Italy Eases Travel Restrictions For Non-EU Travellers

1:19 Italy Eases Travel Restrictions For Non-EU Travellers

Italy is set to ease Covid travel rules for non-EU arrivals on 1 March 2022.

Italy will no longer require travellers to show both proofs of vaccination or recovery from Covid and a negative test result.

Starting from March 1st, for arrivals from all non-European countries, — Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza the same rules already established for European countries will be in force — Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza
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2:50 Travel From UK to Italy

At present, passengers from the UK need to show their vaccination certificate and provide a negative COVID-19 test to enter Italy.

Only tests from a certified provider will be accepted.

The NHS COVID 19 Travel Pass can be used as a Green Pass in Italy, as long as the QR code is readable.
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3:43 Italy’s 'Super Green Pass'

Italian residents and visitors must carry a ‘Super Green Pass’ to access most indoor places.

This new type of green pass was launched on 10 January, and it shows proof of vaccination or recovery from the virus within the last six months.

It is required in cinemas, theatres and stadiums, restaurants, as well as to be allowed into hotels, ski lifts, museums, archaeological sites, gyms and swimming pools, along with a range of other activities ranging from wedding receptions to festivals and theme parks.
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[veniceitalyvlog]

Thanks for your information. This help me a lot.

[matildawolfram]

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[bguzman]

A group of us are traveling to Italy in 2 weeks...March 12th from the US. We are fully vaccinated and boosted. Do we still need to present a negative covid test before our travel?

[donis]

What about if I’m fully vaccinated with a booster, American citizen coming from Turkey?

[mharvhelprinzalbitospaatjr]

I am a pensioner from the Philippines ... i plan to travel tp Italy on the month of May May i know what am igoing to do before traveling to Italy and what to do upon arrival in Italy . Thank you

[lucybowden]

Thanks so much for your helpful video! I am double boostered within 270 days however have just noticed the 180 day rule once there!! I have booked last minute to get a booster tomorrow (5 days before I travel) do you know if that will suffice or not? I’m unsure if the booster has to be 14 day clear or if that rule is only for the first 2?

[robmacfarlane]

Traveling from Uk 8th March …done my PLF …are they definitely saying you don’t need an antigen test 24hrs before now or not ???

[stevenovotny]

Hi there loved the video . Coming from us on 4/5/22. When does the pcr test” time “ start . We have to show negative test results within 48 hours . Does that start when we take the test, get the test results or when we depart . I heard all 3 answers and am confused . Do we still need a PLF for all travelers ? And do we need the super green pass ? Thank u Steve

[mercylove]

Hi, are you saying no PCR test from travelers coming from US?

[florjohnytubejohnflorenc]

We will be traveling on March 18, we had 2 shoots, the 2nd dose was June 2021, we did not get a booster but had covid on Dec 2021, can we still get a green pass if we have a negative covid test ?

[stevenovotny]

Also on neg pcr test when does the 72 hour “ clock “ Start ticking. The day the test is taken, the day we get the results or when we depart? I’ve heard all three answers and just confused

[danielatumanidis]

India to Italy had flight this summer?

[lennyhermawan]

Hi we have plan to visit Milan next month by train from Swiss, do we need do PCR test first? Please respond, thanks🙏

[sidkings]

I'm not forking out for a PCR test. Oh well, that's Italy off my list...

[stevenovotny]

From us to Italy in April 22 do we still need PLF ?

[rolewis]

I’ll be flying to Rome march 9, I’m fully vaccinated and booster. What papers do I need? And how do I get green pass?

[annagiosabrina]

what if ur not vaxed at all and want to go to italy?

[apriljudge]

Hi I am a US citizen coming to Italy through Prague. Am I subject to requirements from US or Czech Republic? Also how do I get a super green pass? I am fully vaccinated and have the booster

[vitolotta]

How do we get a super green pass? I will be visiting Italy from the US and arrive April 1st

[pixiet]

Apologies but some of the questions must be a nuisance to the content creators. Fellow listeners, respectfully, many of your questions can be answered by rewatching the video.