1. IDENTIFY THE COMPETENT ITALIAN AUTHORITY IN YOUR COUNTRY:
EU citizens do not need a visa to enter Italy.
Non-EU student residing outside of Italy need to start the online pre-enrollment application in order to request the visa.
To find out whether you need to apply for a study visa (type D) at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence, and what documentation you need, follow this link.
Further and detailed information is available here: procedures for entry, residency and enrolment of International students.
2. SUBMIT THE PRE-ENROLLMENT APPLICATION IN DUE TIME:
As established by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR), the pre-enrollment request will be submitted online through the platform Universitaly. The pre-enrollment platform will open approximately in late March. Consult the guidelines here.
Bear in mind to upload:
Deadline to submit your pre-enrollment application is 31 August.
If we have not received your pre-enrollment application through the portal, we will not confirm your enrollment at the University.
3. COMPLETE THE PRE-ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE AT THE COMPETENT ITALIAN AUTHORITY:
The pre-enrollment for visa application must be completed at the competent diplomatic-consular mission. Check the Embassy/Consulate contacts here.
4. WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR VISA:
With the visa you are allowed to travel back and forth to Italy.
Remember to upload it in your Student Portal and send it to admission@unipv.it to confirm your enrollment at the University of Pavia.
After the enrollment, students must provide the following documents to Admission Office (admission@unipv.it) :
a. Students enrolling in a bachelor degree program:
b. Students enrolling in a master degree program:
In case the Italian embassy/consulate or CIMEA delays issuing the relevant documents, students will be asked to fill in and sign a self-certification in order to finalize the enrollment.
Students who want fees to be adjusted to their family economic situation must provide THESE DOCUMENTS and/or I.S.E.E. as per the fees regulation explained here.
Codice fiscale (Tax code) is a tax identification number which is necessary to open a bank account, rent privately, buy a SIM card and apply for residence permit.
Please be aware that the only governamental body that can issue official codice fiscale is Agenzia delle Entrate. Feel free to contact the Welcome Office (welcomeoffice@unipv.it) in case you have doubts on your tax code.
In order to get it, enrolled Students must:
a) require it to the Italian embassy during the visa application process or during the DoV request process. In order to be valid it must be issued on a stamped paper by the Agenzia delle Entrate.
or
b) after enrollment, write an email to Agenzia delle Entrate (dp.pavia.utpavia@agenziaentrate.it )with the following text:
“Gentilissimi, vi inoltro la mia richiesta di codice fiscale. Sono uno studente internazionale immatricolato presso l’Università di Pavia, numero di matricola xxxxx (specify your matriculation number). Allego il mio documento di identità , il modello AA4/8 compilato in lingua inglese. Molte grazie per l’attenzione, Cordiali saluti”
As well as attach to the email:
You will be emailed the Tax code in 5 working days.
Concerning Exchange Students, the Erasmus office will ask for the Tax Code directly to the Tax Office. Tax codes will be sent by mail to each student.
International students must cover the whole length of their studies in Italy with a Health Insurance.
Being covered by a Health Insurance is compulsory in order to apply for the Residence Permit that will last as long as your health insurance.
You have three options:
a) Register with the Italian National Health Service (“SSN”) to get the Health Card (“Tessera Sanitaria”) and rely on public Healthcare as if you were Italian. The SSN will give you access to a general practitioner and reduced prices for medical examinations and treatments.
The registration runs from January to December, therefore in January of the following year it must be renewed.
In order to register, you must go to the Post Office (Piazza della Posta 1, Pavia) and pay a 149,77€ payment form (“bollettino”) to be filled in with the following information:
“C/C postale n. 379222 – Intestato a: Amministrazione P.T. Regione Lombardia – Causale: iscrizione volontaria S.S.N.”
Upon receiving the receipt of payment, you will be able to apply for the Permit of Stay, as outlined below. Then, after submitting the application for the Residence Permit, you will need to book an appointment at ASST Pavia Healthcare Centre (Via Indipendenza 3, Pavia) to finalize your registration and be assigned a doctor.
Required documents:
Make sure you have registered an Italian address with your fiscal code or the ASST officers will not be able to register you in the SSN.
b) Purchase a private Health Insurance from abroad or in Italy.
Please note that private insurances mainly cover expenses only if you are hospitalized by ambulance or through the Emergency Room: if you choose this option, make sure to check all the contract conditions.
Non-EU students must request the Residence Permit (“Permesso di soggiorno”) within 8 days from their arrival in Italy.
In order to be assisted in filling out the Residence Permit application (“KIT”), book an appointment at:
Help Desk Permit of Stay
Questura, Via Rismondo 68, Pavia
permesso.soggiorno@unipv.it
Required documents:
Once the KIT has been filled in, you must hand it in to the Post Office (Piazza della Posta 1, Pavia) in order to send it to the Immigration Authorities. Fees will cost 146,92 €.
After sending the KIT you will receive a receipt of your application, which will have the same value as the Residence Permit until the document is ready, so remember to always carry it with you.
Lastly you will receive a text message with an appointment date for photo signalling and taking your fingerprints at Questura di Pavia. When going to the appointment, do not forget to bring the originals of all the above-mentioned documents, the Post Office receipt and 4 passport photos (with white background).
The status of your Residence Permit can always be checked on Portale Immigrazione (use the username and password that can be found on the Post Office receipt).
Many banks have low fees account offers for students.
Banca Popolare di Sondrio (Piazzale Ponte Coperto Ticino 11, Pavia) is the treasury bank of the University which offers the possibility to open a bank account at special conditions.
The Ateneo Card is the identification card of University of Pavia students and is issued by Banca Popolare di Sondrio.
The card can be activated -without any costs- as a prepaid rechargeable credit card and will be used by the University to credit any refunds, scholarships and sums due for student collaborations. It can also be used in stores in contactless mode and for internet purchases.
Once your Ateneo Card is ready, you will receive an email from the University notifying its availability. After that you will be able to collect it by booking an appointment at the Student Administration Office.
Then, in order to activate it as a credit card, you will need to book an appointment at the bank by sending an email to pavia.succursale@popso.it
Documents to be handed in:
Before being able to make any transaction, it is necessary to make an initial deposit on your bank account. The procedures to open the bank account and transfer the funds will take up to 15 days, so make sure you have enough money on arrival.
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