Andorra

In Resort

A Digital Covid Cert must be presented in all areas of the country. The QR code associated with your vaccination status in Ireland is sufficient. This will be a requirement to access a wide variety of services and amenities in Andorra, including bars, restaurants, leisure and culture venues, ski lifts, public transport and all enclosed spaces.
Under 16s are exempt from presenting a COVID certificate to access indoor areas.

Masks / Face coverings must be worn in indoor spaces and open spaces where there are crowds.

Compulsory Forms

For all our holidays to Andorra, you will transit through either France or Spain. To enter France you must complete a short Sworn Document to confirm that you are not displaying any COVID-19 symptoms. See more details here. Or if you are travelling via Spain, you will need to fill out an online form. Please put your address as Barcelona Airport, as this is your point of transfer. See more details here.

Italy

In Resort

All visitors aged 12 and over will need a Green Pass, which will be granted if you are fully vaccinated in the last 6 months or have proof of recovery in the last 180 days. Those who have had either a third dose of vaccine, or recovered from Covid-19 after completing the primary vaccination cycle have no expiry date on their Green Pass.The QR code associated with your vaccination status in Ireland is sufficient.

Unvaccinated visitors are NOT PERMITTED to access hotels, restaurants, use ski lifts or to take part in a range of leisure activities. A negative test will not be enough for entry to restaurants and hotels.

Your ski pass must be validated daily using your green pass. This simple process can be done online and your resort manager will supply you with the link.

For those under 12 years of age, lift passes can be activated for the week at the ski pass office.

Mask wearing indoors is mandatory and many places require a medical grade FFP2 mask including on your transfer coach & all public transport.From 11th February, masks will not be compulsory outdoors.

The Italian government have made helmet wearing while skiing, mandatory for all those under 18 years of age. However, we would recommend the wearing of helmets for everyone.

Anyone who plans to ski in Italy must have Third Party Liability Insurance Cover, please check your insurance policy.

Compulsory Forms

You are required to complete an online passenger locator form as detailed here.

Useful Links

Travel Insurance

It is vital that you have the relevant insurance for your ski holiday.

Returning to Ireland

The requirement for COVID-19 certificates and passenger locator forms for those arriving into Dublin or Cork Airports ends from midnight on 5th March. You will no longer be required to complete any Passenger Locator Forms or show your DCC documentation.

From 18th March, all travellers returning to Northern Ireland will no longer be required to take tests upon arrival or complete a passenger locator form, regardless of vaccination status.

If you want to organise a test in resort before your return home, our resort managers will be able to assist you with this. Details of testing stations can be found here.

All information and links on this page are correct at the time of publishing, however it is subject to constant change. Passengers are responsible for ensuring that all required travel documentation for their party is complete, current, valid and accurate and that their level and validity of vaccination is adequate for the country that they are entering, different countries have different regulations in relation of vaccine types and validity. Directski.com does not take responsibility for checking any of these documents or ensuring that an individual's vaccination level is compliant. In particular unvaccinated passengers must ensure that they have thoroughly read all entry requirements as many countries have strict rules for unvaccinated individuals. Please also ensure that your passport is in date. This page was last updated on 18th March 2022.