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Short-term visas

Short-term Schengen visa

Non-EU citizens who are not nationals of visa-exempted countries, if they want to enter Italy and/or the Schengen area for short stays for tourism or business purposes must apply for a Schengen (C) visa

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Short-term stays

Whether the reason is to travel for tourism or business purposes, non-EU citizens who are not citizens of a Visa-exempted country, even for short-term stays, must, before travelling, apply at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in the foreign country of residence for a short-term Schengen visa (C).
The visa obtained will grant the holder the right to stay in Italy for a period of time which will be in any case not longer than 90 days over 180 days and, being a uniform Schengen visa, it will also allow the holder to travel and stay in other Schengen States during the validity of the visa.

Our team provides a comprehensive assistance in each phase of the process:

- general consultation

- assistance with the preparation of the supporting documents

- instructions for the visa stamping process at the Italian Embassies and Consulates abroad

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Short-term visa for tourism

Non-EU citizens who want to enter Italy for tourism and who are not citizens of visa-exempted countries must apply for a Schengen visa before their trip - let's find out how!

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