Post 15 May 21 Entry Rules?
May 25, 2021 | 6:35 am
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May 25, 2021 | 10:19 am
#32
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Unfortunately the exemptions do not work for me - I'd be visiting my daughter, who is in UK on a student visa but will be hiking in the Dolomites. If the vaccination exemption does not happen, it's a trip that will just get cancelled (am getting to be a pro at this!)
May 28, 2021 | 3:41 am
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IMO, it's definitely not worth do ditch a trip ( especially a one where you would visit your daughter ) in a case where there are several flights with no quarantine at all for you in both directions.
May 31, 2021 | 9:16 am
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Planning a 3 trip to Croatia in July/August. We are US citizens and would like to spend some of that time in Italy. We plan on taking the ferry to Venice from Croatia and then traveling throughout Italy for another 10 days or so. Since our flights from the US are round trip to Croatia, we are not able to enter Italy with one of the special quarantine free flights from the US. What are the guidelines for visiting Italy from Croatia ( we spend less than 14 days in Croatia prior) ? Any exemptions for vaccinated adults? We do have 2 children under 12 that are not vaccinated. Having a hard time understanding the restrictions and rules. Anyone know more details? Thanks in advance
May 31, 2021 | 12:47 pm
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Planning a 3 trip to Croatia in July/August. We are US citizens and would like to spend some of that time in Italy. We plan on taking the ferry to Venice from Croatia and then traveling throughout Italy for another 10 days or so. Since our flights from the US are round trip to Croatia, we are not able to enter Italy with one of the special quarantine free flights from the US. What are the guidelines for visiting Italy from Croatia ( we spend less than 14 days in Croatia prior) ? Any exemptions for vaccinated adults? We do have 2 children under 12 that are not vaccinated. Having a hard time understanding the restrictions and rules. Anyone know more details? Thanks in advance
May 31, 2021 | 2:06 pm
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As of right now, you would be able to enter Italy only IF you spent 2 weeks prior to traveling there in Croatia (or other EU country) plus negative covid tests 48 hours prior to arrival. Of course, things might change but those are the current restrictions. Entry is not determined by citizenship, but you do need to be within the EU for the 2 weeks prior to arrival.
May 31, 2021 | 2:34 pm
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I am planning to travel next months with a covid free flight, I am sharing below the updated information regarding arrivals at Malpensa airport.
Rules most likely will change again in the coming weeks.
So far if you are able to arrive with one of the special covid free flights and a negative test before arrival and a test after arrival there is not need to quarantine. Below the link to airport page with more information
Covid-Test flights have also arrived at Milan Malpensa airport since April 3rd (milanomalpensa-airport.com)
Coronavirus Emergency: FAQ (milanomalpensa-airport.com)
Rules most likely will change again in the coming weeks.
So far if you are able to arrive with one of the special covid free flights and a negative test before arrival and a test after arrival there is not need to quarantine. Below the link to airport page with more information
Covid-Test flights have also arrived at Milan Malpensa airport since April 3rd (milanomalpensa-airport.com)
Coronavirus Emergency: FAQ (milanomalpensa-airport.com)
Jun 1, 2021 | 1:09 pm
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexled...h=2d7cf1562104
Again, things change frequently and it really makes sense to look at the government sites of the countries youre interested in.
Jun 3, 2021 | 8:25 am
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FYI - Today an update on the rules show that the covid test has to be done 72 hours prior departure
Italian nationals returning to Italy and foreigners in Italy (esteri.it)
Does this apply to the covid free flights also ?
Italian nationals returning to Italy and foreigners in Italy (esteri.it)
Does this apply to the covid free flights also ?