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You’ll no longer need a ‘green pass’ to move throughout Italy With just weeks to go before we can officially say the summer travel season is underway, Italy joined the list of countries that have greatly relaxed COVID-19 restrictions as the month of May kicks off. The country was among the hardest hit in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, it has spent a good portion of the last couple of years with tight restrictions that have governed not just who can cross its borders, but where they can go.
As of May 1, though, Italy removed the requirement that tourists (and residents) display a “green pass” to get into just about anywhere you would want to go if you were visiting the country. You’ll still need to upload some documentation to get into the country. However, the entry requirements are pretty flexible to allow for both vaccinated and unvaccinated visitors.