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The negative swab is sufficient for those returning to their residence or domicile from 34 European countries. Otherwise, two weeks of fiduciary isolation are mandatory. All those who return to Italy after having been abroad for tourism between December 21 and January 6 must respect the quarantine period.
by Andrea Gagliardi
The negative swab is sufficient for those returning to their residence or domicile from 34 European countries. Otherwise, two weeks of fiduciary isolation are mandatory. All those who return to Italy after having been abroad for tourism between December 21 and January 6 must respect the quarantine period.
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What will Italians who live and work abroad and want to go home for the Christmas holidays have to do? Will the negative swab be enough or will quarantine be necessary? And who decides to cross the borders to go skiing in Switzerland or Austria, what will he have to do when he returns? The new approved Dpcm clarifies the questions.
No quarantine for those who work abroad and return home in Italy
From December 4 to January 15 (date of entry into force and expiration of the new Dpcm) whoever enters Italy from a European country (the countries in list C of annex 20, namely: the 27 countries of the EU, the United Kingdom, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Andorra and the Principality of Monaco) may do so by displaying a negative antigenic or molecular swab performed within 48 hours prior to entry into the national territory. With an important caveat. The negative buffer is always sufficient until December 20. From December 21 to January 6 it will remain like this only if you enter Italy for work, study, health, absolutely urgent needs or to return to your home, home or residence. Otherwise (for example, entry for tourism) it will be mandatory to undergo the quarantine period. In any case, entry into the national territory must be immediately communicated to the prevention department of the competent health company.
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Quarantine for those arriving from a non-European country
Also from December 4 to January 15, anyone entering Italy from a non-European country must undergo a two-week fiduciary quarantine. In addition to having to immediately notify the ASL of entering the national territory. There is still an entry ban (unless there is a need for work, study, health, absolute urgency or to return home, home or residence) of some non-EU countries whose lists are being updated.
Return with quarantine for those who are going to ski abroad
Not only. The government has thought of the quarantine as a tool to deter those who love vacationing abroad “at any cost.” All those who return to Italy after having been abroad for tourism between December 21 and January 6, in fact, will have to observe the quarantine period. For example, it will be possible to go skiing in Austria or Switzerland, but on the return you will have to lock yourself in the house and stay there for two weeks following the rules of preventive detention.
