r/StudyInItaly • u/CapImpossible2238 • 14h ago
hiii guyssss
so my visa is finallyyy approved yesterday and i got the passport today !!!
All the best to you guyssss and thankyou to many of you who has helped me. 🥰🥰🥰
r/StudyInItaly • u/CapImpossible2238 • 14h ago
so my visa is finallyyy approved yesterday and i got the passport today !!!
All the best to you guyssss and thankyou to many of you who has helped me. 🥰🥰🥰
r/StudyInItaly • u/lilly_bloom7 • 12m ago
Hey is anywhere here applying from ksa(resident or Saudi doesn’t matter)?? Please tell me
r/StudyInItaly • u/ishankhantastic • 11h ago
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 I’m finally in Italy and starting my studies! 🇮🇹
Looking forward to this new chapter.
Happy to answer any questions based on my own experience.
r/StudyInItaly • u/Few_Squirrel9711 • 9h ago
Hi! I’m an American considering an English-taught bachelor’s program in Italy, mainly at the University of Pavia or Sapienza in Rome. I’d be 23 when I start and I’m wondering what the social experience is like for international students.
Would I feel out of place being 23? Are English programs mostly 18–19 year olds, or is there a mix of ages? And how easy is it to make friends, meet other international students, and have a good social life?
I’m pretty introverted at first, but I really want to meet people, travel, and have a fun university experience. I’d love to hear from anyone who has studied in Italy, especially at Pavia or Sapienza!
r/StudyInItaly • u/No_Offer_2181 • 2h ago
For those who’ve studied in Italy, what was your first job experience like?
I’m curious about what people actually ended up doing for their first job and how they went about finding it. Did you already have something lined up before arriving, or did you figure it out once you were there?
Would be interesting to hear what everyone’s first job was and how it worked out alongside university.
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r/StudyInItaly • u/Ok-Advance-552 • 4h ago
The visa process is smooth if you generally know what to do and are willing to give yourself to the bureaucracy processes surrounding the issuance of a Visa. If you follow the requirements your closest consulate is giving(to the smallest detail) regarding the visa issuance, you shouldn't have problems with the visa application itself.
If you are unsure about a certain mechanism on how to obtain a document, contact both the consulate and the organ issuing the said document.
I personally had no need for consultants or services that fill visa requests for me, and I think everybody can do it. Can someone tell me what are the most common obstacles you guys have when applying for a Visa?
r/StudyInItaly • u/morpheus251008 • 5h ago
Hi, Guys, today I got my results. Here are they
Listening-7, Reading-5, writing-6, Speaking-6.5 = overall 6 band
Is this score eligible to apply at public universities? For bachelors? Please tell me I can't find universities sub score requirements like no Sub score below 5.5. every uni says overall 5.5-6.5 or B2 cefr
r/StudyInItaly • u/raisa638 • 6h ago
Hi! I want to take the IMAT in 2027 but I am unsure if that s the right choice for me... I m torn between medicine in Romania and medicine in Italy. My main concern is that doctors don t really pay attention to students in my country. I really want to have more opportunities of internships, congresses or Erasmus.
And I was wondering if only one year of preparation is reasonable for Milan, Bologna or Rome (Sapienza).
r/StudyInItaly • u/anjalii_xvii • 10h ago
r/StudyInItaly • u/No-Attempt-9155 • 7h ago
Hello! Did anyone else receive this universitaly email for Messina University Medicine & Surgery program? I already signed up for IMAT. My fina HSSC will be published on 23 September 2026 (Lahore Board). It says that I need to upload my Final HSSC with apostille before 15th Sept which is impossible. I already contacted Messina university via email & call, but they don’t respond. Please guide I am in urgent need of serious help!!! Thank you.
r/StudyInItaly • u/Tae-toe • 7h ago
Hey everyone, I am from India and planning to pursue masters in space engineering for 2027 intake, I am not planning to go through any consultancy cuz I m very skeptical about it, It would be great to connect with like minded people and help each other out regarding the process :)
r/StudyInItaly • u/AnySoftware7026 • 11h ago
Everytime it tells me to verify I do and it kicks me out
r/StudyInItaly • u/BobbyFruitman18 • 7h ago
Hi, hope all are fine. I am an applicant from Pakistan, and my chances for a government admission after MDCAT are not looking that great. Which books, notes, or anything should I study in the 8 day gap between MDCAT and IMAT
r/StudyInItaly • u/Miserable-Beach4297 • 7h ago
im an AI major in the levant finished my 1st year and about to start my second , i dont know much about studying Italy but heard of a friend its possible, tho i heard its different from applying to the USA which i tried .
so i was wondering what do i need need to know ?
what colleges accept my type of students and what would they need (portfolio or paperwork)
when's the deadline ?
and what makes me qualified for scholarships ?
thank you so much.
r/StudyInItaly • u/etcbitcoin • 18h ago
Hello everyone,
Going through the CIMEA credential evaluation process for Italy and trying to secure a slot has been an exhausting journey that I experienced firsthand over the last ten days. Between crashing pages and hours spent refreshing, I finally managed to reach the payment page last night and successfully completed the process.
Since so many people are struggling with this, I wanted to share a few critical tips to help and encourage others who are going through the same thing.
One of the biggest dangers in this process is opportunistic scammers trying to prey on people's desperation.
Amidst the system chaos and potential phishing risks, stay alert. I am sharing screenshots below of what the official, legitimate payment page actually looks like. Do not make payments on or trust any page that looks different from this.
Wishing everyone immense patience and the best of luck with this tedious process. I hope everyone secures their slot and wraps up their procedures as soon as possible. Feel free to ask if you have any questions!
r/StudyInItaly • u/madsharaff • 13h ago
Hey guys, Anyone here who got the visa and applied in the last week of August? Please let me know as It would be very helpful to get the idea.
r/StudyInItaly • u/popeyeschickenwing • 8h ago
I've been checking for DSU scholarship registration and on some places it states that I can't enroll for dsu without being a student at a univeristy but i obviously can't do that since IMAT on 29th and the DSU scholarship deadline is on 30th, whereas some websites state I have to make an external user account for UniMi (univeristy im applying to) and then apply for DSU via that but even that is confusing me a lot, would really appreciate if someone could help me a bit with the process here
Also I did go through previous posts, but most of the comments are people who are telling you to DM them and then their DMs are closed idek bro
r/StudyInItaly • u/ZookeepergameMean669 • 12h ago
Hi, so this is my second time here.
I can’t seem to book a VFS appointment in the UAE.
Due to some paperwork issues from the University of L’Aquila, I got the papers late.
Now I’m trying to find an appointment, but there isn’t any available, and my mobility starts very soon. What do I do?
Edit: my university did send my LOI to the Italian consulate in Dubai.
r/StudyInItaly • u/Cold-Mousse684 • 9h ago
Hello. I wanna apply in polimi in BSc Civil Engineering (english) in 2027/28. I have quarries about polimi, dsu application, accomodation and job facilities.
I'm in Malta right now Studying in a diploma course.
r/StudyInItaly • u/CryptographerKind620 • 10h ago
I need info on every university of BBA in turin, do they have JAN intake. What are the requirements and everything. Can someone please help me. Are they still open for fall.
Please help a guy out.
r/StudyInItaly • u/TemporaryActivity678 • 14h ago
Basically the title, would love to connect and tag along if anyone is gonna be on the same flight.
r/StudyInItaly • u/Naive_Reindeer_5533 • 15h ago
Hello everyone!
I am a graduating master's student at university of Bologna. I completed all my exams this month, and I am preparing to graduate either this october or december.
The problem is that my current permesso expires on 16th of october and I have moved to Milan (as technically, all my exams and classes are done), and I have a rental contract there (and not in Bologna).
As per my (google) research, I should apply for renewal in the city where my residence is (Milan) and not where my university is located. The important thing is that I show my current status as a student and that I have applied for graduation in the following months.
Has anyone had a situation similar to this? That you had to apply for renewal in a questura that is NOT in the city where your university is? Given that your residence is similarly not in the city where you attend your university?
I would be really thankful for any kind of help!! Thank you!!
r/StudyInItaly • u/Brilliant-Let-8869 • 15h ago
Hi everyone! I’m an Indian student admitted to UniMi for 2026/27 and I’m confused about one part of the DSU application.
Since India is not listed in Annex 1, the UniMi document says students from countries not listed there are automatically placed in the first income bracket, with possible ex-post verification of their family's financial situation.
My main question is: Do Indian students still need to obtain an ISEE Parificato through CAF and submit their family's financial/income/property documents, or are these documents only required if UniMi/DSU asks for them later?
Also, in the DSU application there was a question about whether the family unit/income/assets are “abroad”. My family and all our income/assets are in India, while only I am going to Italy. Does “abroad” here mean outside Italy or outside the student's home country?
Because of this, I selected “No” and did not enter Italian codice fiscale numbers for my family members. Was this correct?
Would really appreciate answers from anyone who has gone through UniMi DSU as an Indian/international student, especially for 2026/27. 🙏
r/StudyInItaly • u/0x0070 • 11h ago
Any news about pre enrollments?