Italy entry requirements – fly by private jet this spring.

From the 1st of May 2022 Italy will ease its Green Pass rules on entering public places.
The move follows an easing of border restrictions on the 1st of March, which began with accepting proof of vaccination or recovery in lieu of proof of vaccination from UK arrivals.

Travellers can now enter Italy with either a Covid test or proof of recent infection.

However, if you want to use proof of vaccination to enter the country you will need to be boosted after 270 days have passed since your second dose.

You can use proof of a recent infection to enter Italy. The positive Covid test result must have been obtained in the past 180 days.

If you are unvaccinated and have no proof of recent infection. Tests must be either PCR (72 hours) or antigen (48 hours).

Unvaccinated children can enter under the same rules as unvaccinated adults. Under-sixes exempt from all restrictions.

You need to fill out a passenger locator form to enter Italy at app.euplf.eu

The UK dropped all of its remaining Covid-19 travel restrictions on 18 March.