Italy removed its domestic green pass requirement as of May 1, 2022. A green pass is only required in certain hospital and ER situations.
A basic green pass is still required for entry to Italy from a foreign country.
The Italian health ministry website lists entry requirements as the following:
From 1 May, regardless of the country of entry into Italy, the traveller will be required to present to the carrier (and to whoever is in charge of checking) the COVID-19 Green Certificate or other equivalent certificate which must state one of the following conditions:
- completion of the primary vaccination series or booster dose according to the vaccination plans of the countries of release with vaccines authorized by the European Medical Agency (primary series validity 9 months and booster dose without predefined limit)
- recovery from SARS-CoV-2 infection (valid for 180 days from positive swab test)
- recovery after the administration of the first dose of vaccine or at the end of the primary vaccination series or following the administration of the relevant booster dose
- rapid antigen or molecular swab test, respectively within 48 or 72 hours before entry into Italy.