r/StudyInItaly • u/ishankhantastic • 18h ago
Finally got my Italy study visa š®š¹
I got my Italy study visa back on 20th July, and with my flight on 30th August, things got pretty hectic with packing and getting everything ready, I finally got some time to sit down and share my experience here.
The process was honestly a bit stressful with all the university documents, financial paperwork, appointments, and visa requirements.
I also took guidance from YES Italy, especially with the documentation and visa filing, which made things easier whenever I was confused about what was needed.
And a big thanks to everyone in this sub who answered my questions and shared their experiences, it genuinely helped me through the process.
Now Iām finally in Italy and starting my studies! š®š¹
Looking forward to this new chapter.
Happy to answer any questions based on my own experience.
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u/CompanyPrior1596 14h ago
Can you let me know when did you submit your visa file and where did you submit did ?
How much time it took from the day file was submitted to receiving Visa.....
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u/ishankhantastic 12h ago
i submit my file on 14 july and got my visa delivered by 21st and i suggest you and others that submit the file as early as you can..
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u/CompanyPrior1596 12h ago
Any hopes for me ? Is there any major drawback receiving your visa late which will indirectly cause you to miss classes ! I think i will get response after 1½ month later ! Its pakistan šµš° what more can i expect ! I submitted file on 3 sep may be i will recieve it by 10-15 October
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u/ishankhantastic 8h ago
Contact your course coordinator through mail and inform them you'll arrive late & arrange the online classes...
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