Traveling Covid 2021

For more than two years now, the Covid-19 pandemic has made it increasingly difficult to travel both for work and for fun, in addition to putting the health and safety of all of us at risk. Fortunately, from now on, however, between vaccinations and tampons of various kinds, it is possible to resume traveling with all the necessary precautions and attentions.

In Italy, for example, about 70% of the country is fully vaccinated and like many other countries in the world, traveling to Italy in the period of Covid-19 is possible if equipped with a Green Pass or equivalent certification, especially for countries such as the USA. Canada, Japan, Israel, United Kingdom.

Let's see in detail.

How to get to Italy from EU countries and the Schengen area

The requirements to enter Italy through certification are as follows:

• have completed the prescribed anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccination course for at least 14 days
• or be cured of COVID-19
• or having made a molecular or antigenic swab 48 hours before entering Italy with negative results.

How to get to Italy by direct flight from the United States

For those coming from the USA it is possible to enter Italy without quarantine, if equipped with vaccination proof (CDC Card) to enter restaurants and other indoor venues. A passenger tracking form must be completed online prior to arrival in the country.

How to get to Italy from the UK

For those coming from the United Kingdom, the ways to access Italy are as follows:

• fill in the dPLF (digital Passenger Locator Form)
• make a swab within 48 hours before arrival in Italy
• undergo 5-day fiduciary isolation
• carry out a swab at the end of the 5 days of isolation

Arriving in Italy for your holidays is therefore no longer a distant and unattainable thought, and all the accommodation facilities have long been secured to avoid the spread of the infection.