Italian officials have stated on Monday they will lift any entry restrictions beginning the 1st of June.
According to line with the announcement of Minister Massimo at the beginning of June everyone traveling, regardless of country of origin, will not require an approved vaccination or test to be admitted into Italy.
This means that once the new law comes into force, the entire the people are not restricted in the accessibility.
Italy is been among the EU countries which remained under the most stringent restrictions due to the large amount of cases detected in the first stages of the epidemic.
At the time of this writing, travellers must produce a certificate of vaccination which confirms that the individual received their first vaccination within the last nine months or has had an injection. Italy also accepts recovery certificates which prove that the person has been treated for COVID within the period of nine months prior to the date of vaccination was made public. They also take COVID-19 tests.
However because of the summer vacation season now in full swing and the majority of nations in the EU/EEA have less restrictive entry requirements, Italy decided to do the similar.
It is a chance that the decision by officials from the authorities of authorities from Italian authorities to eliminate COVID-19 entry requirements is a response to the lower rate of infection as well as the high levels of vaccinations.
The among the most recent information that is available by the World Health Organization shows that Italy has reported 141,325 new confirmed cases of Coronavirus over the past seven weeks.
In order to determine the proportion of vaccines that were administered on the 19th of May. European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control states that on May 19th, Italy has given an amount of 136.206.350 between 136.206.350 COVID-19 vaccinations to combat COVID-19. In the adult population, 87.4 percent have had their first vaccination in the last two months as well as 77.3 per cent have been given an additional dose.Apart from Italy 19 additional countries within the EU/EEA also have removed the restrictions they imposed to their residents. Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland have been able to remove the restrictions they have put on themselves until now. All travelers have the option of travelling freely with no restrictions within the countries mentioned above.
The announcement came from officials of officials from the Italian Ministry of Health. The Ministry declared that the requirement to show COVID ID cards at the moment of entry into Italy will not be renewed beyond the expiration date, which is 31st May. SchengenVisaInfo.com provides details.
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