Travel documents

The old paper ticket has now been replaced by airlines with an electronic ticket (E-ticket). Passengers will therefore need to present themselves at check-in with their booking code accompanied by a valid ID.

Before embarking on a trip, it is important to verify the identity and health documents required by the authorities of the destination country. Any irregularities could indeed result in being denied entry to the country.

The identity card valid for expatriation allows entry into European Union countries, as well as some non-EU countries, limited to trips organized by Tour Operators. For more information, you can visit the Viaggiare Sicuri website.

The passport allows access to all countries in the world whose governments are recognized by the Italian government. For some countries, an entry visa is also required. More information is available on the Polizia di Stato website.

For travel to the United States of America: if you are traveling for tourism and/or business with a round-trip ticket and plan to stay no longer than 90 days, you can use the Visa Waiver Program, carefully checking all the required conditions.

The driver's license is not a valid document for expatriation, and abroad, it may not be recognized as an identity document.

Starting from April 2, 2025, European Union citizens will need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter the United Kingdom. The ETA can be applied for online or via an app starting from March 5, 2025. The ETA will be valid for 2 years and allows visitors to stay in the UK for up to 6 months, entering by air, land, or sea. The cost will be £10.00. It will be issued approximately within 3 working days from the application.
For more information, visit the UK Government website

To safeguard your health, always check if the destination country requires vaccinations or recommends specific preventive measures. All useful information is available on the Viaggiare Sicuri website.