Italian universities are among the most prestigious in the world, and international students not only experience excellent academic programs but also have the chance to enjoy the famous cuisines, magnificent architecture, and breathtaking attractions. If you aren’t from the EU or EEA, then it is likely that you would be required to apply for an Italy Study Visa.
STEP 1: Get accepted from a university in Italy, and pay the necessary fees to secure a place in the upcoming course/program.
STEP 2: Get in touch with your nearest consulate or embassy and identify the exact visa process for your home country, including the documents, and the date and time of your interview for your Italy Study Visa application.
STEP 3: Attend the visa interview and submit the documents asked by the officials. You will also be required to pay fees for this application.
STEP 4: Wait for your results. If successful, you will receive your visa outcome in writing.
STEP 5: Apply for a residence permit within eight days of arriving in Italy – by visiting your nearest Questura (a type of police station). EU students are also required to complete this step within 20 days of entering the country.
STEP 6: Your residence permit may take a couple of months to be created. You will be issued a temporary document till that time.
International Students applying for an Italy Study Visa must pay the following fees. Depending on the program, university, and nature of the application, the charges may vary. However, the below-mentioned costs are mandatory.
| Visa Type | Cost in Euro | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Schengen Multiple Entry (Category)"C" | 70 | 3 Months |
| Italian"D" Category National Visa | Fee-50 Service Fee- 13 Residence Permit - 30 Total= 93 | More Than 3 Months |
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Yes. Visas for accompanying family members (familiari al seguito) allow non-EU students to enter Italy accompanied by their family members.
With an Italy Study Visa, you are only allowed to work part-time. Meaning, for a maximum of 20 hours per week and 1,040 hours per year
To qualify for Italy Study Visa, international students are required to have an IELTS score of at least 6.0 in each section of the exam i.e., Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.
Having a success rate of around 98%, applying for a Student Visa in Italy is one of the easiest.
International graduates can apply for permanent residency in Italy once they can prove 5 years of lawful residence along with other prerequisites and eligibility criteria.
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