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In Trentino, the situation is being monitored through the constant efforts of a dedicated task force. As of Monday 15 February 2021, Trentino will be in the orange zone. For this reason, travel and access will be limited to the businesses that have reopened in recent weeks.
Even the reopening date of ski lifts, which had been approved in the last few days, must be postponed.

Below, we have summarised the main measures which are in place in our province:

• Trentino is in the orange zone and travel will be limited within the province as well. It will not be possible to travel to other regions, and the only travel allowed is what is strictly necessary, within one's own municipality, except for travel for proven work requirements or situations of necessity or for health reasons. It is still possible to go to your second home (owned by you, or rented on a long-term basis), even if you are coming from another region. However, you may only do so in the company of your family unit. Anyone who travels to their second home must provide proof of ownership or another right to use it, such as a long-term, registered lease, in existence before 14 January 2021.
• The restriction on non-essential travel remains in place between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. throughout the country. During the rest of the day, it is possible to travel to a single inhabited private home, inside the same municipality, once per day only, in a group of no more than two people (plus any minors or people who need to be accompanied). For those who live in a municipality with less than 6,000 inhabitants, they will be able to travel within 30 km of said municipality, also to visit a private home as described above, but avoiding the provincial capital.
• It is compulsory to wear a face mask both indoors and outdoors and in the vicinity of people whom you do not live with (this also applies to car trips and in private homes). Children under the age of 6 remain exempt from this obligation, although the obligation to wear a face mask on all public transportation, for the entire duration of the journey, applies from the age of 3 years and up. People with health conditions that prevent them from wearing a face mask and anyone performing physical activity alone while outside of residential areas and respecting minimum social distancing of at least two metres from others are also exempt from the obligation to wear a mask.
• Catering facilities (such as bars, pubs, restaurants, ice cream parlours and bakeries) will be open only for take-away between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. After 6:00 p.m., however, this is prohibited for bars without a kitchen (and other similar establishments) or for establishments which only sell beverages. Home delivery is always permitted without time limits but in compliance with the rules on packaging and delivery. Restaurant service is allowed without time limits only within hotel facilities and only for hotel guests.
• In Trentino, it is also possible to travel outside your own municipality, within 30 km, to carry out individual sports activities outdoors, regardless of the number of inhabitants in your municipality, and always in compliance with the rules of social distancing. Wellness centres in hotel facilities are open subject to booking and for the exclusive use of guests, and spas can offer therapeutic and care services.
• Public transport vehicles are running at 50% of their permitted capacity.
• Museums and other cultural institutions are closed.

Who can come to Trentino and how

• Currently, Trentino falls into Italy’s orange zone (medium risk), which means that movements within the entire province are limited. The Decree upholds the prohibition on movements between autonomous Provinces and Regions until 27th March, with the exception of movements for proven work needs, situations of need or for health reasons. In addition, it is possible to go to your second home (owned by you, or rented on a long-term basis) even if you are coming from another region. However, you may only do so in the company of your family unit.
• The Italian Prime Ministerial Decree of 2 March 2021, which governs travel to/from abroad until 6 April 2021, imposes the obligation to undergo a molecular or antigen test within 48 hours of embarkation or crossing the border for travellers coming from or who have stayed in/passed through the countries of the European Union, i.e. those in list C which can be checked on the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. You must also have the completed ministerial form with you, available for download in Italian and English. Both forms and additional information are available here on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Once in Trentino, you must report your arrival in Italy to the Trento APSS (Provincial Health Services) Prevention Department by emailing segreteria.uoisp@apss.tn.it and attaching a copy of your completed self-certification, ID and test results, also acceptable in the original language.
• For more detailed information, please see the “Viaggiare Sicuri” website and fill in the interactive questionnaire, which may help to provide guidelines for your specific situation.
• For information regarding swabs, it is possible to call the Ministry of Health at the following numbers:
  from overseas: +39 0232008345 - +39 0283905385
  from Italy: freephone number 1500
• In Trentino, the freephone number 800 867 388 is active from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturdays for enquiries about applicable regulations, protocols and travel, as well as the procedures regarding swabs, isolation and quarantine.

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