This asks the standard questions, such as your name, address, passport number, etc, as well as includes a section where you should declare the goods you are bringing back. Your reentry will involve standing in what is usually a long line (even longer for non-citizens) in order to preliminarily be cleared for entrance.

Upon entering Italy in 2026, customs and immigration officers typically ask high-value, direct questions to verify your purpose of stay and financial means. You may be asked: "What is the purpose of your visit?" (Tourism, business, etc.), "How long do you intend to stay?", and "Where are you staying?" (Have your hotel address ready). They may also ask if you have anything to declare, specifically regarding cash over €10,000 or commercial goods. For non-Schengen travelers, officers might ask for proof of a return flight or travel insurance. Most interactions are brief, but having digital copies of your itinerary is a premier way to ensure a frictionless entry through the Italian border patrol.