Summer is just around the corner and thousands of Brits are preparing for some time away in the sunshine. After two years of pandemic restrictions, many of us are excited to be jetting off abroad for a much-needed holiday.
Italy is one of the most popular destinations for British tourists every year and the country is very much open to holidaymakers and tourists this summer - but there are various entry requirements in place.
Among them, people visiting Italy currently need to have a "Green Pass" - also known as a digital Covid certificate - to show they have been vaccinated or have fully recovered from having Covid-19. Additionally, every visitor must be wearing a specialist FFP2 mask in order to enter the country and must have had their passport for less than 10 years, with at least three months left on their passport by the date they plan on leaving.
