COVID impact
Information line
National information line 1500 was activated by Minister Roberto Speranza on 27 January 2020 to answer questions from the public about the novel Coronavirus 2019-nCoV.
The hotline, which is open 24/7, is staffed by healthcare advisors from the Operations Room of the Ministry of Health.
The hotline responders are trained in counselling to help resolve questions, doubts and uncertainties.
Please, also have a look at the following link for further information!
Current situation in Italy
Classification of Regions
(Last updated: April 1st, 2022)
Regions and Autonomous Provinces are classified into four areas - red, orange, yellow and white - corresponding to four risk scenarios, for which specific restrictive measures are foreseen.
The classification is based on ordinances issued by the Ministry of Health.
Lazio is now WHITE.
Read more here.
On April 1st, 2022 Italy ends COVID-19 state of emergency, but don't let your guard down! Please, always be updated by regularly checking official sources of information 👉
Swabs
If you need to get tested, you can now do it in almost all private labs, hospitals, Drive In, pharmacy.
Types of Diagnostic Tests
Molecular Tests
Method: Nasal and throat swab, and for some tests, saliva
Antigen Tests
Method: Nasal swab
Antibody (Serology) Tests
Method: Blood sample
The price set by the Government for a quick test (Antigen Test) is 15 euro.
More info about how to find a place to get tested at:
Free swabs for students!
Sapienza is about to launch free SARS-CoV-2 screening tests for students.
More information at: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/notizia/covid-19-free-swabs-students
Covid impact @Sapienza
On this page you can find all the necessary measures to access Sapienza safely and combat the COVID-19 pandemic: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/notizia/covid-19-phase-2-procedures-students-staff-and-guests
Please, read it carefully!
Information for travellers
Travelling rules vary, depending on the country of origin or destination and the reasons for travelling.
Please, carefully check this page!
Green Pass ("EU Digital Covid Certificate”)
From 6 December the unvaccinated will not be able to access indoor restaurants, bars, cinemas, theatres, concerts, night clubs or sports stadiums.
New regulation applying to the Green Pass:
Hotels
Another novelty is that the "basic" Green Pass will become mandatory for hotels, changing rooms in sporting facilities, on regional rail transport and local public transport networks.
Public transport
Until now the Green Pass was only required for high-speed trains and long-distance travel.
Italy police to check for covid Green Pass on public transport
From 6 December it will also be mandatory for commuting on local buses, trams and subways, with police and public transport officials designated to carry out checks.
Workplace
One important aspect that does not change in relation to the Green Pass is that unvaccinated workers can still access their workplace using the current system of getting tested every couple of days.
Compulsory vaccination
This is not the case however for police, teachers and the military who must undergo compulsory vaccination, with effect from 15 December, or face being suspended without pay.
For more details and updates, please, check this webpage.
Students who are vaccinated with a vaccine that's recognized by EMA or who have been recovered from Covid-19 infection recently
Students who are currently physically present on the Italian territory can request the registration of the certificate certifying anti Covid-19 vaccinations carried out abroad for the purpose of issuing the Green Certification (Green Pass)
1- by taking an appointment here
or
2- by requesting an appointment at the e-mail address: registravaccinicovidestero@aslroma2.it
for the registering the certificate of the anti-Covid - 19 vaccinations carried out abroad for the purpose of issuing the Digital Green Certification (Green Pass).
In the text of the email it is necessary to indicate:
· Surname and name
· Mobile phone number
· Residence / domicile address in Rome INDICATING THE TOWN HALL
and attach:
· Identity document
· Health card or STP card or tax code or ENI card or AIRE card
. Vaccination certificate
IT IS ALSO REQUIRED TO SPECIFY IF YOU NEED TO RESERVE THE THIRD DOSE OR IF YOU HAVE ALREADY BEEN VACCINATED WITH THREE DOSES!
DOCUMENTS TO SUBMIT AT THE APPOINTMENT:
· Original vaccination certificate drawn up in English.
In case it's in another language it must be accompanied by a sworn translation and photocopy issued by the foreign Health Authority which contains at least the following contents:
identification data of the holder (name, surname, date of birth);
data relating to the vaccine (s) (name and lot);
date (s) of administration of the vaccine (s);
identification data of the person who issued the certificate (State, Health Authority)
· Photocopy of a valid identity document
· Health card, STP card, tax code, ENI card or AIRE card
Upon registration, the User will be required to sign a substitutive declaration of deed of notoriety
Registration is only possible for the following vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA):
- Comirnaty (PfizerBioNtech);
- Spikevax (Modern);
- Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca);
- COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen (Janssen-Johnson & Johnson);
- Covishield (AstraZeneca);
- R - CoVI (AstraZeneca);
- Covid - 19 vaccines - recombinant (Fiocruz) (AstraZeneca)
We remind you that the Green Digital Certification (Green Pass) is issued by the Ministry of Health in about 2/3 weeks from the time of the the documentation' submission.
Students who are vaccinated with a vaccine which is NOT recognized by EMA
Students who are currently physically present on the Italian territory and have been vaccinated with vaccines which are not recognized by EMA may receive a booster dose with m-RNA vaccine in dosages authorized for the "booster" starting from 28 days and up to a maximum of 6 months (180 days) from completion of the vaccination cycle.
Students who are not vaccinated yet
Students who are physically in Rome, but have not been vaccinated yet, and have not registered for the NHS, can apply for a STP/ENI code by going in one of the following addresses: https://www.aslroma1.it/ambulatori-stp-eni
After getting the STP code, they can book a spot for the vaccination at: https://prenotavaccino-covid.regione.lazio.it/main/home
Students who are physically in Rome, but have not been vaccinated yet, can refer to:
VAX HUB Sant'Egidio,
Via di San Gallicano 25a, ASL Roma 1.
This Vax Hub is dedicated to those who do not have the NHS.
Get tested with a PCR test in one of the following pharmacies: https://www.salutelazio.it/elenco-farmacie-che-eseguono-tamponi-antigenici-rapidi
Vaccination for Exchange Students
Read the guidelines here: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/notizia/vaccination-sapienza-students