The Italian Student VISA
The Italian student visa allows you to enter Italy for study purposes. Find out below all the conditions that have to be met in order to obtain it.
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Find out about the different types of Italian Visas: whether you need to enter for work activities, study, residence or other, Studio A&P can help you get the right Visa for you.
The Italian student visa allows you to enter Italy for study purposes. Find out below all the conditions that have to be met in order to obtain it.
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(art. 27-quater, comma 1, lettera a del T.U. nr 286/1998)
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