FAQ COVID-19 ESPAÑOL ITALIANO
The removal of the limitations on travel to/from Italy does not exclude that some Countries, through which it is necessary to transit to reach Italy, may still establish limits for the entry of travelers coming from abroad. It is recommended to consult the Country of interest (Scheda Paese) on the ViaggiareSicuri website to verify any restrictions on entry by local authorities
The obligation to wear respiratory protection means is in force, until June 15, also for users, visitors and workers of health, socio-health and care facilities, including sheltered and long-term structures, assisted health residences (RSA), hospices, rehabilitation structures, residential structures for the elderly, even not self-sufficient. The use of respiratory protection equipment is also recommended in all indoor public places or places open to the public. In any case, the obligation to wear masks shall not apply to: In addition, it is not mandatory to wear a mask:
Mexico, however, is not among the countries whose certificates are automatically recognized. In this context, you can obtain the Green Pass after having been vaccinated in a third country with one of the four above-mentioned vaccines if: The above is consistent with the circular dated September 23, 2021, which states that called Green Passport (Green Pass), can be obtained by Italian citizens (including residents abroad) and their family members; or by foreign citizens who are in Italy for work or study, regardless of whether they are registered with the national health service, provided they have been vaccinated with one of the vaccines listed above. To obtain it, the vaccination certificate to be validated must contain at least the following data: The vaccination certificate in paper or digital format must be written in at least one of the following languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish or German. The certificates will be valid for the same period as the green certificate issued by the Italian State. The procedure is carried out before the sanitary authority of competence in the Italian territory (Aziende Sanitarie locali di competenza territoriale). In the case of Rome https://www.aslroma1.it/news/equipollenza-certificazioni-vaccinali-e-di-guarigione-da-stati-esteri For foreigners passing through Italy, the easiest way to obtain a Green Pass is based on a PCR test, except that the Green Pass will be valid for a limited period of time (72 hours), which means that it will have to be tested periodically. It should be clarified that the Green Pass is not an entry document nor does it constitute a stay permit, but is issued so that the bearer may enter restaurants (covered section), gyms, movie theaters, travel by plane and long distance trains, participate in events in closed venues (including weddings) and attend classes at universities.
For more information, call the 1500 public service. The toll-free psychological support number 800 833 833 is also active. For more information, consult the Italian Ministry of Health website: https://www.salutelazio.it/isolamento We also advise you to inform the consular section of the embassy, indicating the place where the quarantine will be carried out, in order to monitor its progress, and the details of a relative in Mexico with whom communication could be established in the event of a medical complication or death. The consular section is not responsible for any expenses incurred during your stay in a hotel for the duration of the quarantine, nor for any medical expenses incurred during your hospitalization, if required. Any changes to your travel itinerary must be arranged directly with the airline, tour operator or transportation service you have contracted
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