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Long-stay national visa for foreign children under 14 being adopted by Italian families. Requires adoption approval and Hague Convention compliance.

Transit visa for passage through international zone of airport. Does not allow entry into Schengen territory. Required for nationals of specific countries to transit through Italian airports.

Long-stay national visa for au pairs providing childcare and light household work with host families in Italy. No official program but possible under study visa or work arrangements.

Short-stay Schengen visa for business purposes including meetings, conferences, and trade fairs. Valid for up to 90 days within 180 days. Requires invitation from Italian company or organization.

Long-stay national visa for remote workers and digital nomads. Allows working for foreign employers while residing in Italy. Requires proof of regular remote income and specialized skills.

Long-stay national visa for retirees and financially independent individuals with stable passive income. Requires minimum EUR 31,160 annual income proof and suitable accommodation.

Long-stay national visa for family reunification with Italian residents or citizens. Covers spouses, unmarried children under 18, and dependent relatives. Requires minimum income proof.

Short-stay Schengen visa for visiting family members or friends in Italy. Valid for up to 90 days within 180 days. Requires invitation letter from host in Italy.

Long-stay national visa for self-employed professionals, entrepreneurs, and business operators. For those establishing a commercial activity considered significant for Italian economy.

Long-stay national visa for professional training and internships. For vocational training graduates or university students. Duration 3-12 months. Annual quota of 15,000 visas (7,500 for training, 7,500 for internships).

Long-stay national visa for entrepreneurs establishing an innovative startup in Italy. Requires business plan with technological innovation and minimum EUR 50,000 investment.

Long-stay national visa for investors making significant financial investments in Italy. Minimum EUR 250,000 in startup, EUR 500,000 in company, EUR 2 million in government bonds, or EUR 1 million philanthropy.

Short-stay visa issued in emergency situations for humanitarian reasons or by international obligations. Issued when applicant lacks valid travel documents.

Long-stay national visa for receiving medical care in Italy. For patients needing treatment in Italian state or accredited private hospitals. Duration based on medical treatment needs.

Long-stay national visa for diplomatic, official government, and international organization staff. For representatives and personnel on official missions in Italy.

Long-stay national visa for religious workers, missionaries, and clergy. For non-EU nationals performing pastoral or religious work in Italy with recognized religious institutions.

Long-stay national visa for researchers and scientists conducting research at Italian institutions. Requires hosting agreement from recognized research organization and doctorate-qualifying education.

Short-stay visa for leisure travel to Italy and other Schengen countries. Valid for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Allows tourism and holiday purposes across the Schengen Area.

Long-stay national visa for professional and amateur athletes. For sports activities in Italy. Visa count limited by annual decree from Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI).

Long-stay national visa for international students enrolling in accredited Italian educational institutions. Valid for duration of study program exceeding 90 days.

Short-stay Schengen visa for short courses, programs, or entrance exams in Italy lasting up to 90 days. Requires letter of acceptance from accredited Italian institution.

Long-stay national visa for employment with an Italian employer. Requires job offer and nulla osta approval from Italian labor authorities. For salaried positions with fixed employment.

Long-stay national visa for volunteer work at non-profit organizations in Italy. For humanitarian, environmental, social welfare, or religious volunteer activities. Age 25-35.

Long-stay national visa for young adults from bilateral working holiday agreement countries. Allows work and travel in Italy for up to 12 months. Eligible nationalities: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Korea.