Viaggiare Sicuri is a comprehensive and interactive portal provided by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to inform and support anyone traveling abroad for work, tourism, or other reasons.
The Viaggiare Sicuri website
A world map welcomes visitors with real-time alerts, often grouped in blue clusters. What’s happening around the world? What’s the situation in your destination country? In addition to the map for instant updates, you can use the search form to find specific information.
Alternatively, you can browse the left menu under “Search Country“, featuring a full list of countries. Just click on a country’s flag for an overview including: General Information, Current Situation, Mobility, and Health Conditions. All country details are also available for download in PDF format.
The Farnesina portal also offers guidance for crisis situations related to natural disasters or health emergencies. Remember: depending on your destination, you’ll need specific travel documents, and for the United States, your electronic passport must be paired with an ESTA.
The Viaggiare Sicuri App worldwide
To access all travel information easily—whether before departure or during your stay abroad—the Ministry has launched a handy mobile tool: the Crisis Unit App, available for both Android and Apple devices.
The App uses advanced global mapping and enables travelers abroad to receive real-time notifications through geolocation.
Main features:
– 220 country profiles curated by the Crisis Unit in cooperation with Italian embassies and consulates worldwide
– Detailed information on safety, health risks, mobility, documentation, and regulations for those travelling overseas
– Interactive map navigation with a modern icon and alert system
– Simple registration for your trips abroad
– A full range of notifications to keep travelers informed: updates on favorite destinations before and during trips, warnings when entering sensitive areas, and a “safety check” system to confirm your well-being after serious events (terror attacks, unrest, natural disasters, pandemics).
