🇬🇧 How to go to Italy

Today is the day to share the types of visas allowed in Italy.

• Visa for adoption
• Business Visa
• Visa for medical cure
• Diplomatic visa
• Sports Competition Visa
• Visa for investors 🤩
• Visa by invitation
• Visa for self-employment 🤩
• Visa for self-employment to set up an innovative startup 🤩
• Visa for subordinate work
• Seasonal subordinate work visa
• Mission Visa
• Visa for family reasons
• Visa for religious reasons
• Visa for re-entry
• Visa for elective residence
• Research Visa
• Visa for study
• Transit visa (the granting of this visa was foreseen, as an additional case attributable to type C, subject to the existence of the minimum requirements for the issuance of a tourist visa and in the presence of similar conditions)
• Tourist visa
• Vacation work visa
• Volunteer visa

Italian visas are divided into 3 types, which are:

• Type A, for airport transit.
• Type C, in the case of a short stay (valid for up to 90 days).
• Type D, for long-term stay (over 90 days).

Some long-term visas, such as self-employment, allow you to stay in the country for up to 2 years, which can be renewed and, after 5 years, you can apply to stay in the country, as it happens in other European countries.

For more information visit https://www.poliziadistato.it/articolo/17985ae2ecfb8d4d9883565648 (website in Italian).

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