Australian’s travel guide essentials for your next trip to Italy
“According to The Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, there were 978,421 Australian citizens who visited Italy in 2017, making it the 6th most popular overseas destination,” says Roberto Carozza, a travel expert from travelspring.it. Mr Carozza continues that say, “And it’s easy to see why, Italy provides a beautiful holiday destination and an incredible travelling experience for backpackers. The long Mediterranean coastline and beautiful landscapes provide the perfect haven for those looking to take a relaxing break. Not to mention the country is steeped in interesting history and has a unique culture.” If you’re an Australian citizen wishing to explore the ancient ruins of Rome, or you want to immerse yourself in the aroma of Venice, then check out our essential travel guide for Italy. Italy’s Entry and Exit Requirements Italy is a member of the Schengen State (along with various other European countries), this means that you can enter without a visa, if you are from a country who is also a member of the Schengen State. If you aren’t upon arrival into the country, then you’ll be issued with a short period visa, or the common Schengen Visa upon arrival. The common Schengen Visa allows you to stay in the country for a maximum of 90 days over a six month period. Visa and other entry and exit conditions (such as currency, customs, and quarantine regulations) are subject to change at short notice. If you aren’t sure about your visa requirements then you must contact your nearest Embassy of Italy… Read More