Travel to Italy, also for business reasons, are allowed under certain conditions which can vary depending on the country where the person is travelling from. Fully vaccinated people may be allowed to enter Italy even if they received their vaccine abroad; however, the vaccine should be one recognized by the EMA (not WHO) and they should hold a certificate proving the completion of the vaccination cycle. Notwithstanding the above, it is still necessary to check on a case-by-case basis from which country the person is travelling from because different rules apply even to fully vaccinated people.
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Would Italy allow business travelers who had their vaccines administered in Africa, South America, and South Asia?
We are a small group of non-EU business partners looking to explore residency by investment and business opportunities in Italy. Does it matter where we got our vaccine doses? Or it doesn’t as along as the vaccine is recognized by the WHO?
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Only vaccine approved by the European Medical Authority is accepted; Sputnik and Sinopharm are not included.