
Study and Visa Documents
Permesso di Soggiorno, Codice Fiscale, Iscriversi all'Anagrafe, health insurance...Oh my! Getting accepted into a program in Florence isn't the hardest part of studying abroad: there's the Italian paperwork! We're here to help explain, and ease the pain, of obtaining your study documents.Did you apply for a study visa or receive a Lifelong Learning Programme/Erasmus grant for more than 90 days? Upon your arrival in Italy, you will need to apply for at least one of the following items to legally stay in the country.
Click on the names below for a complete list of required documents and step-by-step instructions:
Permesso Di SoggiornoHow to obtain the "Permit to Stay" or "Residence Permit," for Non-European Union citizens. | ||
Iscriversi all'AnagrafeHow to "Register with the Registry Office," for European Union citizens. | ||
Medical InsuranceHealthcare coverage options for EU and non-EU students. | ||
Codice FiscaleHow to get a "Tax Code," and why you need one. | ||









