You have already obtained a “D” visa at the Italian consulate in your place of residence. Now it’s time for the next step: preparing the documents for your residence permit request in Italy. No later than eight days after receiving your “D” visa, you must arrive in Italy (or Campione D’Italia) to submit your request for a “Permesso di Soggiorno.” Below is a list of required documents. All documents must be translated into Italian and apostilled:

A long-term lease agreement (4+4 years) or a property purchase agreement in Italy (Campione D’Italia);

• Bank statement;
• Copy of the passport (all pages);
• 2 passport-sized photos;
• Copy of the tax declaration for the last 3 (three) years;
• Birth certificate;
• Marriage certificate (if applicable);
• Codice Fiscale (obtained directly from the consulate);
• International insurance for 12 months;
• “D” visa for “elective residence,” valid for at least 12 months;
• Application for a residence permit in Italy;
• Amount to be paid: for one year to 2 years: €100.00 + €27.50 + €30.00; for more than 2 years: €200.00 + €27.50 + €30.00.

Within 3 months after submitting the documents, you will receive your residence permit in Italy. Considering the bureaucracy, the immigration process in Italy is lengthy. There can be many nuances, and each family has its own. Contact our specialists for advice and assistance. This will speed up the process, both in preparing the necessary documents and in passing all stages of verification at the immigration office.

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