How to Move to Italy on a Student Visa From the United States

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Obtaining a student visa is easy as long as an Italian or Italy-based university has accepted you as a student and you can prove you have have money to support yourself. You may need to provide proof of health insurance, a bank statement showing you have enough funds to live during your stay and a letter of acceptance from your university to the embassy or consulate.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step1
Obtain proof that you've enrolled and been accepted to an Italian university, along with a schedule of when your classes begin and end. This should be either with the official seal of the university or a signed and notarized copy from the school.
Step2
Ask your health insurance company if your insurance will cover you if you're in Italy. When you know it will cover you, get proof of your health insurance
Step3
Gather your recent bank statements and/or proof of income. You must prove that you have the financial means to support yourself while you're studying in Italy.
Step4
Take your information to your local Italian consulate, and you will be told if you have everything you need.
Step5
Fill out your application with the Italian consulate and you should receive your visa.
Step6
Check in with the local police when you arrive in Italy to register your arrival with your student visa. This will make Italy your legal residence for one year.

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