You must observe these Corona rules on holiday in Italy
Created: 06/13/2022, 09:49 am
By: Carina Blumenroth
Are you planning a summer holiday in Italy?
You can find out here whether and which corona rules apply to entry, stay and return.
Rome – The summer months are just around the corner and for many, the first real summer vacation since the beginning of the Corona pandemic is imminent.
In many popular holiday destinations, the Corona rules are largely abolished in time for the summer months.
This makes traveling — by plane, train or car — less complicated and, above all, very popular.
A popular travel destination for many Germans is Italy — are there still corona regulations to be observed here?
Country in Europe: | Italy |
Capital city: | Rome |
Phone prefix: | +39 |
Population: | 59.55 million (2020) World Bank |
Holidays in Italy: Do Corona rules still apply to entry?
Anyone who wants to go on vacation to Italy does not have to observe any additional corona rules when entering the country.
The obligation to present proof of vaccination, the status of recovery or a negative test expired on June 1st
.
The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this at the end of May.
Also in the hotel or in the gastronomy no proof has to be provided.
An entry form, which had to be filled out in some cases, is no longer required.
It is still mandatory to wear an FFP2 mask on planes, trains and other means of transport.
A minimum distance of one meter is still required.
Corona rules must still be observed when vacationing in Italy.
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What Corona regulations are there in Italy?
In Italy there are
no restrictions on access to restaurants, shops, cinemas or museums
.
Masks are
compulsory
in cinemas, museums, theaters and concert halls until at least June 15th.
A mask must also be worn at sporting events that take place indoors.
Children under the age of six are exempt from the mask requirement.
The minimum distance of one meter also remains.
Wearing a mask is recommended for any other activity that takes place indoors or outdoors when it is crowded.
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Holidays in Italy: What applies to the return journey to Germany?
Since June 11, all restrictions on entry into Germany have been temporarily lifted.
The Federal Foreign Office published this on its website.
As of June 1st, the obligation to provide proof of 3G (vaccinated, recovered or tested) when entering Germany is no longer required.
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Corona rules for entering Germany only apply to travelers from virus variant areas – Italy is not one of them.
No country is currently designated as a virus variant area.
Snapshots were mentioned here, please find out again shortly before the holiday whether anything has changed in the regulations.
