Once the whole amount of the course fee is balanced, we provide you all the documentation needed from our part to apply for the visa. Such as:
- Invoice
- Enrolment certificate
- Acknowledgements of the Italian Ministry of Education
- Certificate of incorporation
- Chamber of Commerce company registration
Beside these documentations, you have to demonstrate the following at the Italian Embassy/ Consulate of your country:
- Valid Passport
- Health Insurance for the whole period of your stay, valid for Italy
- Accomodation (either in a form of an invitation from your host family, or we can provide you a certificate of lodging)
- Economic cover for the whole period of your stay (1000 € / month)
- Confirmed flight reservation
- A2 level of Italian language knowledge
Our school will help beginners asking for a student visa in reaching A2 level thanks to our online courses (before their application). Our online Italian individual courses meet all your needs and provide maximum teaching and learning quality and unbeatable time flexibility. They are not included into your visa application but you will have to pay an extra prices for them.
Our Levels. In order to pass to the next level, 40 lessons of group lessons are required ( Common European Framework CEF). Generally each student “settles” into the language in a purely individual time frame.
Visa application process can vary from country to country, for further informarion please inquire the reception and the local Italian Embassy/Consulate.
If you have obtained the visa, no refunds will be given if you decide to come back to your country.
You are going to study in Italy for less than three months. In this case you don’t need an Italian student visa as you can enter Italy as a tourist. (ATTENTION: citizens of Belarus, Bosnia- Herzegovina, China, Colombia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Morocco, Peru, Serbia and Montenegro, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey and Ukraine all must obtain a tourist visa).
You are going to study in Italy for more than three months. In this case you must request a student visa at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country. Go ahead reading to check all the documentation you may need.
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Welcome to Italy!
Once you arrive in Italy, you need to go the nearest post office and fill in the postal kit for the residency permit withing 8 days of your arrival.
In case the visa application is refused, we provide the refund except for a 250 € of administrative fee once we receive the original visa refusal letter issued by the Italian embassy/consulate. Fees are always charged to the student