Austria riapre confini con Italia, stop ai controlli al Brennero e a Tarvisio

Vienna ha abolito le verifiche sanitare alle frontiere messe in atto durante l'emergenza Coronavirus. Dopo oltre tre mesi di forti limitazioni, sono nuovamente possibili i viaggi e la libera circolazione delle persone tra i due Stati, quindi anche con gli altri Paesi del centro e nord Europa

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L'Austria ha abolito i controlli sanitari alle frontiere con l'Italia messi in atto durante l'emergenza Coronavirus. Dopo oltre tre mesi di forti limitazioni, da martedì 16 giugno sono nuovamente possibili i viaggi e la libera circolazione delle persone tra i due Stati, quindi anche con gli altri Paesi del centro e nord Europa

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MATREI AM BRENNER, AUSTRIA - MARCH 11: A couple from Germany cross the border between Austria and Italy after arriving at the Brenner Pass near Matrei am Brenner on March 11, 2020 near Matrei am Brenner, Austria. Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz yesterday announced Austria is turning away people arriving from Italy, except those with a doctor's certificate, in a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Freight is still being allowed in and any Austrians arriving will also be admitted but will need to submit to quarantine. The Italian government yesterday imposed nationwide measures in a bid to slow the spread of the virus, which has topped 9,100 confirmed cases in Italy. (Photo by Jan Hetfleisch/Getty Images)

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Il governo di Vienna tiene però valido l'avviso emesso per chi si reca in Lombardia, la regione italiana più colpita dalla pandemia

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L'Austria, il 16 giugno, ha riaperto le frontiere con 31 Paesi dell'Ue, riattivando i collegamenti stradali, ferroviari e aerei

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MATREI AM BRENNER, AUSTRIA - MARCH 11: People mostly from Germany wait for registration and a health checks at the border between Austria and Italy after arriving at the Brenner Pass by train and on foot, near Matrei am Brenner on March 11, 2020 near Matrei am Brenner, Austria. Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz yesterday announced Austria is turning away people arriving from Italy, except those with a doctor's certificate, in a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Freight is still being allowed in and any Austrians arriving will also be admitted but will need to submit to quarantine. The Italian government yesterday imposed nationwide measures in a bid to slow the spread of the virus, which has topped 9,100 confirmed cases in Italy. (Photo by Jan Hetfleisch/Getty Images)

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Al Brennero come a Tarvisio e alle altre frontiere non ci saranno più controlli e i turisti stranieri possono entrare in Italia senza dover presentare documentazioni o sottostare a misure di quarantena

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Analogo trattamento vale per gli italiani che si recheranno in Austria. Da oggi anche Germania e Svizzera apriranno i loro confini ai cittadini dell'Unione Europea

A woman walks with her luggage while crossing the Bratislava-Berg border crossing between Austria and Slovakia during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic on June 4, 2020. - Austria has re-opened its borders to all its neighbors except Italy, although the neighboring countries did not reciprocate reopening of frontier crossings, testing the patience of some motorists and other travelers. (Photo by JOE KLAMAR / AFP) (Photo by JOE KLAMAR/AFP via Getty Images)

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L'Austria il 4 giugno aveva già riaperto le frontiere senza restrizioni con Ungheria, Repubblica Ceca e Slovacchia

Women walk with their luggage while crossing the Bratislava-Berg border crossing between Austria and Slovakia during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic on June 4, 2020. - Austria has re-opened its borders to all its neighbors except Italy, although the neighboring countries did not reciprocate reopening of frontier crossings, testing the patience of some motorists and other travelers. (Photo by JOE KLAMAR / AFP) (Photo by JOE KLAMAR/AFP via Getty Images)

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Il 5 giugno erano caduti i limiti tra Austria e Slovenia

MATREI AM BRENNER, AUSTRIA - MARCH 11: A man in protective gear gives a fact sheet of the coronavirus to a driver of a car arriving from Italy at the Brenner Pass border crossing on March 11, 2020 near Matrei am Brenner, Austria. Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz yesterday announced Austria is turning away people arriving from Italy, except those with a doctor's certificate, in a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Freight is still being allowed in and any Austrians arriving will also be admitted but will need to submit to quarantine. The Italian government yesterday imposed nationwide measures in a bid to slow the spread of the virus, which has topped 9,100 confirmed cases in Italy. (Photo by Jan Hetfleisch/Getty Images)

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Per il momento restano ancora dei vincoli - certificato medico che attesti la negatività al Covid-19 o obbligo di quarantena - per chi si reca in Serbia, Bosnia-Erzegovina, Montenegro, Macedonia settentrionale, Kosovo e Albania