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Living or working in Italy: long‑stay, digital nomad and working holiday visas
Check the official Italian visa portal to see whether you need a long-stay (type D) visa; requirements depend on your purpose and nationality. If eligible, apply at least 3 months before travel.
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Key facts
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- Long-stay (D), Digital Nomad, Working Holiday (participating nationalities vary – verify current official rules)
Step by step
1. Check eligibility on the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs portal.
2. Gather the documents listed on the applicable consulate's checklist (passport, photos, accommodation, insurance, and proof of work, study or income).
3. Submit the application at the nearest Italian consulate or its designated provider; pay the fee.
4. Wait for processing (duration varies – check with the consulate).
5. Collect the visa, affix it to your passport, and apply for a residence permit (permesso di soggiorno) within 8 days of arrival.
Notes
The digital-nomad visa availability may change, so verify current status before applying.
Long-stay visa holders must apply for a residence permit (permesso di soggiorno) within 8 days of arrival.
EU/EEA citizens do not need a visa for stays over 90 days, but may need to register for residency depending on the length and purpose of their stay.
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Draft, not field-verified
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