GET A TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMIT IN ITALY

GET A TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMIT IN ITALY

If you plan to stay in Italy for a short period of time, but want to have legal grounds for such a stay and use a large number of benefits and social services, then you should get a temporary residence permit in Italy.

Reasons for obtaining a residence permit in Italy?

• Employment (within the quotas set by the Italian government) and employment with a blue card
• Family reunification
• Studies in Italian universities

What are the benefits of a temporary residence permit in Italy?

• Free movement (entry and exit) from Italy, movement within EU countries and the Schengen area
• Employment
• Obtaining a residence permit for the family in Italy
• Getting education for children
• The possibility of receiving high-quality medical care
• It is not necessary to confirm the level of Italian language proficiency, such as for a permanent residence permit or to obtain citizenship

EMPLOYMENT ON THE TERRITORY OF ITALY

It is possible to get a job in Italy by signing an employment contract with an employer, having the appropriate qualifications and education.

Foreigners are often hired for seasonal work – work on farms, warehouses, and recreation areas. It is easier to get a job like this.

In this case, the stay on the territory of Italy is equal to the term of the employment contract and can be from 6 months (the same term is most often used for seasonal work) to 2 years (under employment contracts for employees of other qualifications).

For highly qualified workers, a Blue Card is issued – a permit for the employment of qualified workers.

FAMILY REUNIFICATION IN ITALY

In the case of obtaining a temporary residence permit in Italy due to reunification with the family, it is necessary to provide documents that will confirm the existence of family relations between the applicant and the specified people.

Such permission is granted for a period of 24 months

STUDY IN ITALIAN UNIVERSITIES

If a person wants to study on the territory of Italy, he must enroll in an Italian university, submit documents that he has been accepted for such studies. In this case, the period of temporary residence in Italy is 12 months. However, this term can be extended in the case of continuing education.

For what period is a temporary residence permit issued in Italy?

A temporary residence permit in Italy is granted for a period of up to 2 years, depending on the circumstances of such stay, but it can be extended. For this, it is necessary to apply to the competent authority 2 months before the permit expires.