Self-employed Visa in Italy service

About the service

The self-employed visa in Italy is designed for professionals who want to relocate and carry out independent work in the country. Studio Arletti & Partners supports self-employed individuals in managing permits, registrations, and the requirements needed to start their activity correctly.

When applying for a self-employed visa, it is important to consider that the process involves tax, legal, and administrative aspects that must be properly coordinated. Early planning helps reduce delays and ensures a smoother start of the professional activity in Italy.

Who the service is for?

The service is intended for freelancers, independent professionals, and entrepreneurs who plan to relocate to Italy to start or manage a self-employed activity.

It is suitable for individuals who need support in obtaining a self-employed visa and managing all related steps, including entry procedures, and starting a business in Italy.

Requirements

To obtain a self-employed visa, applicants must generally meet specific requirements set by Italian regulations, including financial conditions, a business plan, and compliance with document rules.

One of the most important parts of the process is the correct preparation of documents, which must be complete, consistent, and, when necessary, translated, and legalized. Timing is also important, as several immigration procedures must be completed within specific deadlines set by the Italian authorities.

Applicants must also meet financial and personal requirements, including a minimum annual income, relevant professional qualifications for the chosen activity, proof of suitable accommodation in Italy through a rental contract, property ownership, or declaration of hospitality, and the absence of serious criminal convictions.

Procedure

The process for obtaining a self-employed visa typically includes the following steps:

1. Initial assessment of the professional profile and business activity
2. Collection and verification of required documents
3. Submission of the visa application at the competent Italian consulate
4. Entry into Italy and completion of initial formalities
5. Post-arrival steps such as tax registration and business activation

Each phase must be carefully managed to ensure consistency between authorization, entry, and the start of the self-employed activity.

How A&P supports clients

Studio Arletti & Partners assists employees and companies involved in international mobility, supporting individuals applying for a self-employed visa to start their activity in Italy.  Our assistance includes case review, document coordination, and communication with the competent Italian authorities.

Studio A&P aims to provide a reply within 24 hours from receiving each request.
Our immigration professionals are also able to assist clients in English.

What is a self-employed visa?

A self-employed visa is a permit that allows non-EU nationals to enter Italy and carry out independent professional or business activities.

Can I get a visa if I am self-employed?

Yes, self-employed individuals can apply for a visa if they meet the financial, professional, and regulatory requirements set by Italian immigration rules.

Conclusion

Obtaining a self-employed visa requires careful planning and proper management of administrative requirements. Professional support can help streamline the process, reduce the risk of errors, and ensure a smoother transition into starting and running an activity in Italy.

Working with experienced professionals can help reduce delays, organize documents, and ensure a smoother transition into starting and running an activity in Italy.

Studio Arletti & Partners provides tailored assistance throughout every stage of the process, from initial assessment to visa approval and business setup in Italy.