[latest update 13/08/2020 Please note that information on this page is being frequently updated according to government guidelines. Things may have changed since this page was created/updated]
Current anti-COVID-19 measures in place include the obligation to wear face masks on public transport and in shops, restaurants, public offices, hospitals, and workplaces where it is not possible for people to keep at least one-meter distance.
There are also several restrictions on travel to Italy.
Below is a summary of the rules currently in place on travel to Italy.
First, it is to be noted that anyone travelling to Italy from any foreign location is required to provide the carrier, or law enforcement officers if they are stopped for checks, a self-declaration that can be downloaded here.
Travel from:
Also, travel is allowed for:
However, mandatory self-isolation is required if, during the 14-day period prior to entering Italy, travellers have stayed/transited in a Country other than those listed above.
*Whoever in the 14 days preceeding entry have stayed or travelled into Croatia Greece, Malta or Spain, upon boarding is required to:
Travel from
Travel from all other countries not listed above is allowed only for:
There are exceptions to the ban for citizens of Italy, EU, Schengen countries, UK, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City and their family members on condition that they are registered as residents in Italy before July 9, 2020 (July 16 for Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia; August 13 for Colombia). Other exceptions are for officials and other servants of the European Union, international organisations, diplomatic missions and consulates, military personnel in the performance of their duties and – only for Bosnia Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo transport crew members and travel staff members only for transit (max 36 hours) or short stay (up to 120 hours).
Travel is also not allowed in case of positive diagnosis for COVID-19 in the 14 days before travelling; showing symptoms of COVID-19 in the 8 days before travelling, close contact with a confirmed positive case of COVID-19 in the 14 days before travelling; visiting, in the 14 days before arriving in Italy, States or territories from which travel is not allowed.
Mandatory self-isolation does not apply to the following travellers
Though travel within Italy remains unrestricted, some regions may apply anti-COVID 19 measures (notification of arrival, registration, temperature check). For further information, it is advisable to contact the regional emergency COVID-19 toll-free number for the specific Region of interest
[latest update 13/08/2020] Please note that information on this page is being frequently updated according to government guidelines. Things may have changed since this page was created/updated
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Mazzeschi S.r.l. | Operazione/Progetto finanziato nel quadro del POR FESR Toscana 2014-2020
Il progetto ITACA (ITaly Attract ChinA) è un investimento nei paesi/mercati a lingua cinese, in particolare Taiwan con l’obiettivo di accrescere le quote di mercato dell'azienda. Tramite ITACA la Mazzeschi Srl ha aperto un ufficio a Taiwan con assunzione di personale di lingua cinese, creato un sito internet in lingua cinese e partecipato a fiere e varie attività di promozione a Taiwan.
Mazzeschi S.r.l. | Project co-financed under Tuscany POR FESR 2014-2020
The ITACA project (ITaly Attract ChinA) is a fund to invest in Chinese-speaking countries/markets, in particular Taiwan with the aim of increasing the company's market shares. With the help of ITACA project, Mazzeschi Srl has opened an office in Taiwan and has hired a Chinese-speaking staff, created a Chinese website and participated in fairs and various promotional activities in Taiwan.