International Students

International Students

What to do upon arrival - EU Citizen

EU Citizens need only their identity card to enter Italy. If they are residing for less than 3 months, they must report their presence on the Italian territory to the Polizia di Stato.

EU Citizens coming to live in Italy for more than 3 months must register to the local Anagrafe office (the population register) in the district they live.
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 Comune requires.

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

Information for Eu Citizen

What to do upon arrival - Non-EU Citizen

All Non-EU citizen students according to the Italian law are required to obtain a Student Visa before coming to study in Italy.

It is your responsibility to apply for a student visa as soon as you have been admitted to the course for the procedure can take up to two months.

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

Information for Non-Eu Citizen

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