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Information for International Students in Trento
The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Italian Health Ministry are updating policies as the COVID situation continues to improve. However, certain requirements related to travel may remain in place. Please refer to the following information for more details.
Arriving to Italy from Abroad
For details on potential requirements for entry to Italy based on country of origin or transit, please see the Italian Health Ministry's COVID-19 Travellers web page.
For other updates on travel to and from Italy, visit the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel web site.
To find general information and updates on travel within the European Union, see the Re-Open EU web page and the European Union Green Pass web page.
Transportation in Italy After Arrival
- Starting from 1 May 2022 throughout Italy the Green Pass system will no longer be in use.
- Until 30 September 2022, FFP2 face masks are mandatory during the entire trip on all types of local and long-distance public transportation (trains, buses, trams, metro, ferries, etc).
Measures in Place Throughout Italy and in the Province of Trentino
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Starting from 16 June 2022, face masks are strongly recommended for indoor venues such as sports events, theaters, concerts, cinemas, large group gatherings and other similar activities. It is also recommended to wear a face mask in other indoor areas, such as supermarkets, restaurants, bars, offices, stores and outdoor sports events.
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Face masks are required for those working in and visiting hospitals, retirement homes and other healthcare facilities.
- For more details on policies implemented by the Italian government at the national level check the Italian Health Ministry's FAQ page.
Regulations on Campus at UniTrento
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Starting from 16 June 2022, face masks are no longer required in university buildings and facilities.
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It is still strongly recommended to wear a face mask indoors and continue social distancing practices.
- Reservations are required to eat at university restaurants using the Opera4U App. For more information see the Opera Canteens web page.
Counseling Service
For any student who would like to contact us, the Counseling Center is available by appointment via Skype or through other on-line platforms to give advice and support. Generally there are 1 or 2 appointments per student lasting about 20 minutes each. To make an appointment send an e-mail to: consulenzapiscologica.studenti [at] unitn.it. E-mails are read daily and you will be contacted to confirm your appointment. Students can also call 0461.808.116 Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 17:00. We hope this stressful situation passes and returns to normal as soon as possible.
Call 1500 or 800.867.388 (toll free numbers) if you have a persistent cough, a constantly high temperature or other potential COVID symptoms.