Travelling to Italy

skinny90

Hi Folks,

I am traveling to italy next week

Ryanair have sent an email to check what is needed however its generic as far as I can tell rather than specific to travelling to italy.

I have checked our govs site some italiian sites and it appears as long as I have my passenger locator form filled and vaccine cert thats all?

Can anyone confirm thats all I need?

TIA

Citrus_8

Check https://reopen.europa.eu/en. Best source of info.

coylemj

Much better to consult a site specifically aimed at Irish travellers, otherwise you're going to get 'one size fits all' advice.

https://www.dfa.ie/travel/travel-advice/a-z-list-of-countries/italy/

Irish Stones

Is your vaccine certification carrying a QRcode? This is what is needed all over the place in Italy.

Without that QRcode, you can't even have a coffee at a bar table.

ongarboy

I was in Rome last week. No one actually checked my passenger locator form in Rome Airport or on my return to Ireland but have it to hand just in case and upload it to your documents as part of your check in on the Ryanair app. Definitely have your Covid vaccination pass as a printout or on your phone which you'll need at airport obviously but also it was checked in many places I went to. Bars, restaurants and tourist attractions. Have photo ID to accompany it as that was asked for in some bars.

No other documents required.

Discod

Must - QRcode

and just check the prices in Rome

https://romecitynow.com/prices-in-rome