Which coronatest is needed for Italy?
- Lateral flow antigen test
- Lateral flow antigen test
Disclaimer: This overview is updated regularly. For the most recent information regarding the required test look at Netherlands worldwide.
Requirements Italy for travel declaration
To travel to Italy, a negative antigen rapid test (with non COVID certificate) is mandatory. The test and the certificate must not be older than 48 hours before arrival.
If you hold a corona card, a negative test result is not required to gain entry to the country.
Age limit PCR test for Italy
The above requirements to enter Italy apply to all travelers. Also for children 6 years and older.
- International travel certificate included
- Validated by the RIVM

Travel advice abroad
The situation regarding entry restrictions to Italy and additional requirements change regularly. You can find an up-to-date overview of all measures and requirements at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the ANWB Travel Guide.
Coronatest for Italy
Most countries want to be sure that incoming travelers are not infected with the coronavirus at the time they enter the country. Therefore, almost all countries currently require you to be able to show a negative coronavirus test result.
On vacation to Italy in 2022
Italy is one of Europe's most popular travel destinations and is known for its rich history, pleasant climate and delicious cuisine. Italy has many tourist areas such as Tuscany, Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore and the Amalfi Coast. The most famous and most visited cities are Rome, Milan, Venice, Florence and Verona. The islands Sicily and Sardinia also attract many visitors each year.
All about the travel certificate
If you have a negative PCR test result, you will receive an international travel certificate. You can then travel to Italy with this certificate. The document will be checked on five points:
- The type of test: in our case it is the 'PCR' test.
- The test result: it should be negative.
- The first and last name: this should match the passport.
- The date and time of the test.
- The details of the institute or laboratory that administered the test.
What's a coronagraph?
A coronate test is a test that can show whether a person is infected with the COVID-19 virus. There are different types of coronate tests, such as a rapid antigen test and a PCR test. A rapid test gives the result within a short time, so you know very quickly whether you are currently infected with the virus. The result of a PCR test takes a little longer, but also gives a slightly more accurate result. In addition, the PCR test comes with an international travel certificate, which is a requirement for entering many countries. An Antigen Rapid Test does not contain this and is therefore not always suitable for travel.
Both the corona rapid test and the PCR test (including travel certificate) can be taken at one of our testing locations. Book easily a appointment for a coronation test on the date of your choice!
Cost of PCR test for travel
At Testservice.nl you can easily book a coronation test at competitive prices. Book your coronatest here.