Italy’s COVID rules are about to change again, as the country’s state of emergency ends on 31st March.
From 1 April neither version of the Green Pass will be required to consume food or drinks in outdoor areas of bars and restaurants.
People in Italy must continue to wear masks in enclosed public spaces, including schools and public transport, until 30 April. FFP2 masks will continue to be mandatory until this date on public transport as well as in cinemas and theatres.
Commuters on public transport will no longer be obliged to have a Green Pass from 1 April. It will however remain a requirement on long-distance transport until 30 April.
From 1 April the Green Pass will no longer be required to enter post offices, banks, tobacconists or public offices.
Our guests
You will need the green pass to stay in our holiday home up to 31th March. Travellers have to show the green certificate at the check-in. The Green Pass will not be required anymore from 1 April onwards.
As of 10 January 2022, everyone over the age of 12 must present a COVID-19 digital green certificate proving you have been vaccinated or recovered within the last 6 months for Covid-19 to access certain services and activities:
- Restaurants, bars, ice cream parlours and pastry shops
- Performances open to the public, sporting events, both outdoors and indoors
- Museums and places of culture, shows
- Swimming pools and gyms
- Private parties, such as wedding receptions
- Festivals and trade fairs
- Conventions and congresses
- Spas and fitness centres
- Gaming halls and betting shops, bingo halls and casinos
- Acces to Public transport (local and regional rail travel included)
- Hotel, Holiday Home, Bed & Breakfast, Short Term Rental
Access to these services and activities is allowed on presenting the EU Digital COVID Certificate or an equivalent certificate issued by the health authorities of Canada, Japan, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The children
Children under the age of 12 will not have to show the green pass in all places where those over 12 must show it. Up to 12 years, therefore, the green pass is an optional document.
Would you like to know more? http://www.italia.it/en/home.html
