Over-the-counter painkillers can be surprisingly expensive in Italy, and some brands of medicine that visitors use back home aren't available in Italian pharmacies. So what are the rules on bringing medicines in from outside the country?
Italy's digital nomad visa was approved this March. Why haven't we heard any more about it since then, and when can we expect the permit to be finalised? Here's how things look.
Wood pellets are no longer an affordable way of heating your home in Italy, say readers who note a dramatic price rise recently. Why has this happened and will the costs go down again?
With the cost of living crisis can Italian landlords increase your rent, and if so, when and by how much? Here’s what you need to know about the laws protecting tenants.
Italy's quarantine rules have changed so many times over the past couple of years, it can be hard to keep track. Here's the latest information on when and how visitors need to self-isolate.
With Covid-19 mask requirements still in place in Italy, readers have asked for clarification on where the rules apply and what type of mask should be used.
As Italy’s Covid-19 booster shot campaign gathers pace, we answer a question we’ve received from readers who want to get their first two doses or booster shot while visiting Italy.
Following reports that Spanish authorities are under pressure to extend the time Brits can now stay in Spain, readers with second homes in Italy have asked whether the same thing could happen here.
The Italian government has announced a change to the rules on travel from the US, Canada, Israel and Japan. The entry requirements are now stricter for adult passengers - but do they also apply to children? Here's what we know so far.
With Italy set to review its Covid restrictions on travellers from the United Kingdom by the end of August, many readers have contacted The Local to ask whether the existing quarantine and testing rules are likely to be extended or scrapped. Here's what we know so far.
Various countries across the EU have announced approval of the Indian-produced batches of AstraZeneca, known as Covishield, allowing quarantine-free travel. With Italy yet to follow, many readers immunised with this jab have contacted The Local to ask how they can travel to Italy. Here's what you need to know.
At the moment Italy allows arrivals from the US for any reason, including tourism. But as coronavirus infection rates rise in both countries, readers have asked if and when the rules could change.
After Italy launched its version of the EU-wide digital ‘green pass’ on June 17th, there has been confusion about what changes for people travelling to Italy from other European countries.
With Italy now rolling out its health pass, those who get vaccinated here will be able to download a digital health certificate - but what if you were vaccinated in another country?
As the coronavirus restrictions continue to change around Europe, here's a look at the different requirements you'll need to be aware of when driving between the UK and Italy. (This article was updated on June 1st)
As British nationals face new rules on moving to EU and Schengen countries, readers are asking if already having residency in one EU member state allows them to move freely to another.
Italy has started to relax many of its travel restrictions, but all arrivals still need to show proof of a negative coronavirus test. Here's what you need to know.
