COVID-19: ARRIVALS FROM CROATIA, GREECE, MALTA, SPAIN AND FRANCE (PARIS) - UPDATE OF 22ND OF SEPTEMBER

Until the 7th of October, people who enter Italy and who have stayed or transited in the previous 14 days in Croatia, Greece, Malta, Spain and France (Paris) are required to report their entry to the Department of Public Health of the competent health authority, to undergo a swab within 48 hours.

The measure applies to foreign citizens entering Italy too.

People who have had a negative result in the swab carried out in the 72 hours prior to entering Italy are exempt to swab.

Passengers domiciled or resident in Emilia-Romagna can report their entry into Italy on the regional online platform.

Passengers domiciled or resident in other Regions are required to report their entry to the Department of Public Health of the competent health authority.

The service of the nose-pharyngeal swab test is available directly at the airport, for all passengers arriving from Croatia, Greece, Malta, Spain and France, from Romania and from Extra-Schengen Countries. The service is carried out by the staff of the Bologna Public Health Authority (Ausl di Bologna) and is open to all: not only to Bolognese citizens, but also to residents of other Italian Provinces and Regions and to foreign citizens returning to Bologna from the countries indicated.

A swab test is also available on a voluntary basis for passengers from Sardinia.

The staff of Bologna Public Health Authority will test only passengers who have booked the swab test on the Ausl di Bologna platform. 

From 23 September the swab tests are carried out in spaces dedicated set up in the car park located near the Piazzale dei Servizi - Bus Stop Area. To reach the swab point: exit the terminal at the ground floor, go to the left and follow the signs.