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The Passenger Locator Form, is an online form, which must be completed before your travel. This online formular helps in the contact tracing. The Passenger Locator Form does not replace an Evisa and must be completed separately from the Evisa.
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The Passenger Locator Form, is an online form, which must be completed before your travel. This online formular helps in the contact tracing. The Passenger Locator Form does not replace an Evisa and must be completed separately from the Evisa.
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Last update: 10 January 2022, 12:00 Paris time (France-Europe)
The italian Le gouvernment has annonced the suppression of the quarantaine of 5 days compulsory for the non-vaccinated travelers and the travelers who have not yet completed all their vaccines.
To be able to travel to Italy, it is necessary to present your european vaccination certificate or a
certificate of cure or the result of a negative test (antigenic less than 48 hours or PCR less than 72 hours).
All travelers arriving by air, sea and land are required to complete the eu d-p-l-f by clicking on the button below
Last updated: 10 January 2022, 12:00 (GMT +4)
As of January 10, 2022, all passengers of all nationalities are allowed to travel to Italy and are required to present
• a passport or a national identity card
And to show Either:
• the COVID 19 vaccination certificate indicating that you have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arrival with an EMA-approved vaccine only: Comirnaty (Pfizer BioNtech), Spikevax (Moderna), Vaxzevria (Astrazeneca), Jannsen vaccine against COVID 19 (Johnson&Johnson). validity of the certificate is six months;
Or:
• a COVID 19 recovery certificate confirming recovery within the last 180 days
You will also need to bring a negative COVID test result.
Wearing an FFP2 type mask (example 1, example 2) or KN95 is compulsory for traveling to Italy. No other type of surgical mask, fabric is accepted.
updated: 14 october 2021, 9:00 (GMT +4)
Travelling to or from Italy is limited to certain categories of passengers until July 30, 2021. As of April 19, 2021, passengers must be in possession of a negative COVID-19 test result certificate and request a passenger locator form Italy to get there. Please see the COVID-19 testing requirements section for more information.
Please read the requirements before your trip. If you travel to Italy, you may be forced to perform a COVID-19 PCR test before departure and observe a quarantine on arrival.
Passengers on COVID-19 tested flights are allowed to enter Italy for tourism purposes from any point of origin except Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and India.
All passengers traveling to Rome, Milan and Venice will need to meet the following requirements:
To speed up the process, passengers traveling to Milan can register for the test on the Milan Gruppo S, Donato website any time before arriving in Milan. The cost is 36 €. Passengers traveling to Milan, who hold an Italian social security number (Codice Fiscale), can speed up the test procedure at Milano Malpensa by registering in advance and paying for the test anytime before their arrival in Milan. Please note that the test will be carried out at Terminal 1 of Milan Malpensa Airport and not at Palazzo Della Salute as stated on the “Digital Health Pass” website. Passengers must book the test on the exact day, however the time is not imperative as they will be accepted into the test area based on their actual arrival time and not on the booked time.
Passengers traveling to Rome must pre-register for the swab test on the Rome Airport website for € 20.
Passengers traveling to Venice must pre-register for the swab test on the Venice Airport website for € 42.
The cost of the service will be billed to the customer. Payment for the test can be made at the airport by credit card, debit card or smartphone, using a contactless payment application.
Exemptions:
Updates for passengers travelling to Bologna
Passengers traveling to Bologna must continue to adhere to the general admissibility regulations for travel to Italy.
COVID-19 test requirements for flights to Bologna
All passengers traveling to Bologna must be in possession of a negative certificate of a PCR test or an antigenic swab test for COVID 19 carried out no more than 72 hours before arrival in Italy. Passengers who have stayed outside of Italy for less than 120 hours or whose stay in Italy will be less than 120 hours are exempt from the COVID 19 PCR test and quarantine requirements.
Children under the age of 6 are exempt from the requirements of the COVID 19 test.
Please consult the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information.
Required forms
Passenger Locator Digital Form Once the form is completed, a QR code will be generated and must be presented upon check-in, either on paper or as a digital copy on their device, at the initial point of departure, before their card is checked in. boarding is issued to them.
Travel information for passengers arriving from India, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka Passengers who have entered or transited through India, Bangladesh or Sri Lanka in the 14 days prior to arrival are not admitted to Italy until July 30, 2021. Foreign nationals are not admitted in Italy, even in possession of a valid residence permit.
Exceptions:
Eligibility to travel
The decree of the President of the Council of Ministers includes the list of countries for which various restrictions apply. It can be found in Annex 20 of the decree. The measures for travel to / from the listed countries are detailed below.
A: The Republic of San Marino and the Vatican: no restrictions
B: The countries of the EU (with the exception of the countries appearing in lists C and D), of the Schengen area, Andorra and the Principality of Monaco: Passengers traveling to or from countries belonging to group B are subject to no restrictions. The molecular or antigenic test must have been performed within 48 hours of arrival. Please consult the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information.
C: Belgium, France, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Spain, UK and Northern Ireland: Passengers traveling to or from countries belonging to Group C are not subject to any restrictions. The molecular or antigenic test must have been performed within 48 hours of arrival. Please consult the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information.
D: Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Rwanda, Singapore, Thailand, Uruguay, Canada, Japan and United States of America: in accordance with Italian regulations, travel from / to these countries are authorized for any reason, including for tourism. The molecular or antigenic test must have been performed within 72 hours of arrival. Travelers arriving / returning to Italy must be confined to their homes and undergo monitoring by the competent health authorities for 10 days.
E: Other parts of the world: Travel to / from the rest of the world (i.e. all states and territories not on other lists) is permitted only for specific reasons, such as work, health or study, or in cases of absolute emergency, to return to their domicile or place of residence (including for passengers returning to their country of residence via Italy if they do not leave the airport and remain in the transit zone) . Tourist trips are not allowed. Arrival / return to Italy from this group of countries is only allowed for Italian / EU / Schengen area / United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland nationals and their family members , as well as for holders of a residence permit and members of their families. Travelers from countries on list E can travel to Italy provided they have a stable and justified emotional connection (whether cohabiting or not) with Italian / EU / space nationals Schengen / from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or with persons residing in Italy on a regular basis if they are traveling to their partner's domicile / place of residence in Italy. The molecular or antigenic test must have been performed within 72 hours of arrival. Travelers must confine themselves to their homes and undergo monitoring by the competent health authorities for 10 days.
Quarantaine
Upon arrival in Italy from all countries in categories D and E, travelers must observe a quarantine and a 10-day follow-up with the competent health authorities, unless traveling on a flight with mandatory COVID 19 screening (from JFK to MXP and DXB to FCO / MXP), for performing a rapid antigen test on arrival at MXP / FCO / VCE and for having obtained a negative result. After the 10-day quarantine period, passengers will be required to perform a new COVID 19 or antigen PCR test.
Other information
For more information on COVID 19, visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Last updated: 10 January 2022, 12:00 (GMT +4)
As of January 10, 2022, all passengers of all nationalities are allowed to travel to Italy and are required to present
• a passport or a national identity card
And to show Either:
• the COVID 19 vaccination certificate indicating that you have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arrival with an EMA-approved vaccine only: Comirnaty (Pfizer BioNtech), Spikevax (Moderna), Vaxzevria (Astrazeneca), Jannsen vaccine against COVID 19 (Johnson&Johnson). validity of the certificate is six months;
Or:
• a COVID 19 recovery certificate confirming recovery within the last 180 days
You will also need to bring a negative COVID test result.
Wearing an FFP2 type mask (example 1, example 2) or KN95 is compulsory for traveling to Italy. No other type of surgical mask, fabric is accepted.
updated: 14 october 2021, 9:00 (GMT +4)