We are Us citizens traveling to France on a River Cruise , staying in yin for a week, then going to Naples via train , and car to Amalfi coast. I am having a hard time finding what documents I need to go from France to Italy. Do we need a PCR test or Antigen test!?
Do we have to fill out an EU locator form since we fill one out for the cruise?
Posted by
Gettysburg PA
7278 posts
When is your trip?
Posted by
OP
25 posts
Cruise starts 4/10 and we are tested daily. Lyon from 4/17-4/22 then to Naples.
Posted by
Gettysburg PA
7278 posts
No test required (I assume you are fully vaccinated)
No PLF required
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/italy-updated-covid-requirements
Posted by
Alta Loma, CA, USA
60 posts
I'm thinking you'll need to fill out another form for Italy, unless you listed Italy as your final destination on your original form. This is from the Q&A's about completing the form:
"As a general rule when the traveller uses different means of transport (ship, airplane,
train, bus), then a new PLF should be completed each time the traveller boards a new
conveyance (ship, airplane, train, bus) to travel to another country. As an exception,
when travellers are travelling by airplane and the travel includes connection flights in
different country/countries, then only one PLF should be submitted for the final
destination country. However, if the traveller gets outside of the airport, before
boarding the connection flight, then a separate PLF should be completed for this
country as well.
Travellers travelling with a cruise ship, will need to submit the PLF once and select as
destination country the country of their final disembarkation (end of cruise). The
traveller will have to complete in the electronic system the names of the ports that
the cruise is calling. Travellers travelling by car/other vehicle, need to submit a PLF
every time they enter a country that requires submission of dPLF."