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Italy Visas & Immigration

Navigating Italian visa and immigration procedures can be complex. This service provides guidance and support to help foreign nationals better understand the requirements for moving to Italy, whether for short- or long-term stays.

Types of Italian Visas & Permits

Visas for Startups & Entrepreneurs

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Italy offers several visa and residence permit options for non-EU innovators and entrepreneurs who wish to join the Italian startup ecosystem to establish their original business.

Digital Nomad Visa

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The Digital Nomad/ Remote Worker Visa is designed for citizens from non-EU countries who intend to live and work remotely while living in Italy. The visa is only available for highly skilled workers.

Elective Residence Visa

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The Elective Residence Visa is an Italian visa program that allows individuals to live permanently in Italy without working provided they can financially support themselves autonomously.

Investor Visa

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The Italy Investor Visa, also known as 'Golden Visa' is a program designed to attract foreign investors who wish to reside in Italy while making qualifying investments.

Work Permits for Highly Skilled Workers

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Italy offers various work permits for highly skilled workers, often under the framework of the EU Blue Card or other specific programs designed to attract talent from outside the European Union.

Visas for Students, Tourists & Family Reunification

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Italy offers a variety of visa options for individuals looking to visit, study, or reunite with family members in the country. Whether you're planning to pursue academic studies, enjoy a leisurely stay as a tourist, or join family members already residing in Italy.

Services to Acquire Italian Visas & Permits

Guidance is available throughout the main stages of the process, from the initial work permit (Nulla Osta) application submitted to the Sportello Unico per l’Immigrazione to the collection of the residence permit. Support is provided to help users understand the required documentation and organize their application in line with general administrative procedures.

The Service includes:

Legal advice on immigration compliance

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Provide drafts and advise on documentations

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Prepare and submit work permit application

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Provide guidelines on Visa application

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Practical assistance and personal accompany for contract of stay application

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Practical assistance and personal accompany for all appointment regarding to residence permit application

Extra services:

Document translation and Attestation

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Legalization / Apostille

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Posted worker notification

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Residency registration with Town-hall

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Health National Service registration

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Identity Card application

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Home feasibility certificate

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