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The EU long-term residence permit for long term residents is issued to those who stay in Italy on a permanent and continuous basis.
The status of family member of a European Union citizen (including mobile or stable Italian citizen) provides the holder with particularly favourable treatment when applying for a visa and residency permit in Italy. An Italian citizen or...
A residence permit for medical treatment may be issued following an entry for medical treatment to pregnant irregular foreign women and to the father or foreigners in a particularly serious health condition.
Religious people of foreign origin who intend to carry out their activities in Italy need to apply for a residence permit for religious reasons.
The law provides that the person awaiting citizenship must obtain a permit authorising him/her to stay up to the end of the procedures.
It is the responsibility of the Italian diplomatic missions or consular posts to issue visas for entry into or transit through Italian territory for the duration necessary in relation to the reasons for the request and the documentation produced...
Foreign citizens can enter Italy if they are able to document the reason for their stay, as well as the availability of means both to support themselves during their stay and to return to their country of origin, except in cases of entry for...
The entry visa is an authorisation issued by the Italian diplomatic or consular representations of the foreigner's State of origin or permanent residence, which is affixed to the passport and allows the foreign citizen to enter Italy.
The declaration of presence must be submitted to the Police Headquarters within eight days of entering Italy for visits, business, tourism and study for up to three months.
The residence permit for family can be requested by the children, spouses or dependent parents of immigrants legally resident in Italy who meet certain requirements.
The immigrants who reside and have formed an association in Trentino (mainly from Albania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Ukraine).
