Travelling through Europe with MH

[Pops2014]

I realize rules might change, but for now under currents covid regs.

I will be travelling to Italy, via France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, touch into Italy for one night, Slovenia and Croatia, The final leg being a ferry from Dubrovnik to Bari. I've read through the internet till I'm blue in the face. It only states the regs if you are travelling from the UK or travelling from another EU/Schengen country.

Do I need to take a PCR/antigen test for Italy on this trip. I'm entering from a EU country which says test not necessary, but as a UK national do I follow the rules as if I'm entering from the UK and take the test? If so, I will need to arrange a test abroad.

My own take on this is I'm travelling from another EU country, but my wife says we are UK citizens therefore should follow the entry from UK rules

 

[Jonny1953]

It all depends on whether you were in a List D country (UK) within 14 days prior to entry to Italy

Covid-19, travellers

www.salute.gov.it

Different rules if you are transiting Italy and will be there for less than 36 hours

Covid-19, travellers

www.salute.gov.it

 

[Pops2014]

Just seen after I started the thread, that Italy are changing entry rules on March 1st, so looks like no test will be necessay

 

[orridge]

Rules seem to be relaxing all the time but you would still need to take into account each individual country's requirement for stopping and/or Transiting through them, some the rules are just registering travel in advance and applicable to all people from visiting countries.

For example if travelling to Belgium but Via France and only in France for an hour you currently still need to abide by both French & Belgium regulations despite there being no physical borders or checks between the two countries.