How to apply for residence of Italian students

Permesso di soggiorno is similar to a temporary residence permit in Italy, which is a certificate for foreign immigrants to live legally in Italy. There are many kinds of houses in Italy. Here, only the dormitories commonly used by students are introduced.

Within 8 working days after entering the country, students must submit documents to the police station to apply for residence permit. Generally speaking, students need to go to the post office in the city center or the post office with the word "AMICO" at the number pick-up machine to get the residence application form (all the application forms and attachments are packed in an envelope). After completing the application form, you also need to provide:

Proof of accommodation

4 ID card photos (white background)

14.62 euro stamp

Show me the original passport.

Copy of passport (copy each page according to the page number)

University admission notice

Sickness, Disability and Pregnancy Insurance Policy

In addition, it is best to provide your own copy of tax number (Codice Tax) and insurance copy (assicurazione). The tax number is one of the important personal information in Italy, and all economic activities in Italy are inseparable from it (such as opening a bank account and signing a rental contract). Generally, to apply for a tax number, you should go to the district office (Certificato di Attribuzione) and just fill out a form with your passport. Generally speaking, you will get a written copy of your tax number information immediately (copy it and put it in an envelope), and a few days later you will receive a card with the same content as the written information. Generally speaking, insurance can be handled at the post office, and the annual cost is 98 euros. Just put the copied payment slip in the envelope of the residence application. Copies of traveler's checks can also be submitted as proof of funds, but there is no hard and fast rule at present.

Some people here may ask, I want to take a language class in Perugia and study in another city in a few months. How do I apply? If this is the case, please apply for residence in the place where the language school is located, and then go to the original city police station for relocation and residence when changing cities.

After submitting the application materials, the post office staff will issue a receipt in triplicate, and the second receipt will be marked with the words UESR ID and password. What is recorded above is the applicant's residence number and inquiry password. After submitting the materials, you can check whether the application materials are correct, when to go to the police station and other information at https://www. portale immigratione.it/eli2migrationweb/pagine/startpage.aspx several working days later. Generally speaking, it takes about 8 to 10 months to apply for residence for the first time, and some even longer, so this receipt in triplicate must be kept well. Now it is equivalent to your official residence permit.

Generally speaking, after submitting the application materials, the applicant must go to the local police station at least twice to obtain a residence card. For the first time, he will go to the police station to confirm that the submitted materials are correct and make an appointment to leave his fingerprints next time. The second time, he will leave his fingerprints and pick up the card. If there are problems with the submitted materials or if you want to transfer them to detention, you have to run a few more times. At this point, the application for residence permit is really completed.

The so-called residence (permesso di soggiorno) is essentially similar to a temporary residence permit, and it is a certificate for foreign immigrants to legally live in Italy. In Italy and some neighboring countries, the effect of residence is equivalent to visa. If the visa expires but the residence is valid, the cardholder can still freely enter and leave Schengen countries. There are many kinds of houses in Italy. Here, only the dormitories commonly used by students are introduced.

Within 8 working days after entering the country, students must submit documents to the police station to apply for residence permit. Generally speaking, students need to go to the post office in the city center or the post office with the word "AMICO" at the number pick-up machine to get the residence application form (all the application forms and attachments are packed in an envelope). After completing the application form, you also need to provide:

4 ID card photos (white background)

14.62 euro stamp

Copy of passport (copy each page according to the page number)

Show me the original passport.

Proof of accommodation

Sickness, Disability and Pregnancy Insurance Policy

University admission notice

In addition, it is best to provide your own copy of tax number (Codice Tax) and insurance copy (assicurazione). The tax number is one of the important personal information in Italy, and all economic activities in Italy are inseparable from it (such as opening a bank account and signing a rental contract). Generally, to apply for a tax number, you should go to the district office (Certificato di Attribuzione) and just fill out a form with your passport. Generally speaking, you will get a written copy of your tax number information immediately (copy it and put it in an envelope), and a few days later you will receive a card with the same content as the written information. Generally speaking, insurance can be handled at the post office, and the annual cost is 98 euros. Just put the copied payment slip in the envelope of the residence application. Copies of traveler's checks can also be submitted as proof of funds, but there is no hard and fast rule at present.

Some people here may ask, I want to take a language class in Perugia and study in another city in a few months. How do I apply? If this is the case, please apply for residence in the place where the language school is located, and then go to the original city police station for relocation and residence when changing cities.

After submitting the application materials, the post office staff will issue a receipt in triplicate, and the second receipt will be marked with the words UESR ID and password. What is recorded above is the applicant's residence number and inquiry password. After submitting the materials, you can check whether the application materials are correct, when to go to the police station and other information at https://www. portale immigratione.it/eli2migrationweb/pagine/startpage.aspx several working days later. Generally speaking, it takes about 8 to 10 months to apply for residence for the first time, and some even longer, so this receipt in triplicate must be kept well. Now it is equivalent to your official residence permit.

Generally speaking, after submitting the application materials, the applicant must go to the local police station at least twice to obtain a residence card. For the first time, he will go to the police station to confirm that the submitted materials are correct and make an appointment to leave his fingerprints next time. The second time, he will leave his fingerprints and pick up the card. If there are problems with the submitted materials or if you want to transfer them to detention, you have to run a few more times. At this point, the application for residence permit is really completed.