Italy Self-Employment Visa
All the requirements and processes to get a Self-Employment Visa for Italy.
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.
All the requirements and processes to get a Self-Employment Visa for Italy.
The Italian government has introduced a new opportunity for the entry of non-EU workers: this is the “out-of-quota” entry for foreigners who have already gained work experience with Italian companies, even abroad.
If you are a non-EU citizen and are planning to move to Italy on a long-term basis, but do not qualify for a work visa, you may be interested to know that several other types of long-stay visas are available.
The Van der Elst visa is a specific work visa type available for non-EU workers
The Italian Visa is an authorization that allows foreigners to enter the Country. The Visa is required for non-EU nationals willing to enter Italy for multiple reasons. Here is a breakdown of the Italian Visa types.
Article 27 paragraph 1-bis of T.U. 286/1998 regulates the entry into Italy of non-EU workers posted by EU companies for services under a service agreement.
This work permit allows the transfer of non-EU workers to Italy for services under a service agreement (art.27 co.1 lett. I) of T.U. nr 286/1998).
The Italian student visa allows you to enter Italy for study purposes. Find out all the conditions that have to be met in order to obtain it.
Find out how you can apply for an internship in Emilia Romagna and requirements to apply for the Visa.
With a decree dated February 29th, 2024, published on the Official Gazette on April 4th, 2024, the Italian Ministry of Interior defined the process and requirements for the entry and stay of highly skilled non-EU workers who intend to work remotely in Italy.
Learn about requirements and steps to apply for and obtain the Italian Elective Residence Visa.
How to get the family reunion visa in Italy: requirements for the application and obtainment steps.
This is a two-year visa for non-EU citizens who choose to invest in strategic assets for Italy’s economy and society.
The Italian Startup Visa is addressed to non-EU citizens who are willing to constitute their original business.
This is a visa for non-EU students or non-EU recent graduates who want to apply for an internship in Italy
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