International Students

International Students

What to do upon arrival - EU Citizens

As an EU Citizen you only need your identity card to enter Italy. If you are staying for less than 3 months, you should report your presence on the Italian territory to the closest police station Polizia di Stato.

If on the other hand, you will be residing in Italy for more than 3 months, then you must register to the local Anagrafe office (the population register) in the district you live in.The updated procedure is available here.

Please note that if you live in the suburbian areas of the Province of Milan you will be residing in a different Comune (district) and will have to refer to the Anagrafe office and to the forms that specific disctrict requires. The University will be glad to help you understand this procedure.

If you’re an EU Citizen, follow the tabs below to find out all you need to do before coming to study in Italy and once you’ ve arrived.

EU Citizens

What to do upon arrival - Non-EU Citizens

According to Italian law, all non-EU students must obtain a Student Visa before commencing their studies in Italy.

We kindly remind you that it is your responsibility to initiate the student visa application process promptly upon receiving your admission to the course, as this procedure may take up to two months to complete.

The University Student Services are pleased to provide assistance with all administrative procedures.

If you’re a Non-EU Citizen, follow the tabs below to find out all you need to do before coming to study in Italy and once you’ ve arrived

Non-Eu Citizens

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