Italy requires negative Covid-19 test for arrivals from Bulgaria
As of December 16, Italy has introduced a requirement that arrivals from Bulgaria must have a negative test for Covid-19, the Foreign Ministry in Sofia said.
The requirement applies to all “C list” countries, including Bulgaria, and applies irrespective if the person has been vaccinated or has undergone Covid-19.
Those who have not been vaccinated and have not had Covid-19 are subject to a five-day quarantine, Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry said.
Italy has extended its State of Emergency because of Covid-19 until March 31 2022.
The obligation to present an “enhanced green certificate” (for vaccination or illness) ) for access to certain public places (indoor dining establishments, theatres, concerts, cinemas, sporting events, discos) is also extended until March 31 2022, the statement said.
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