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BEWARE !! Tourism Visa (C Type)
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more than 90 days. The application must comply with the following
requirements:
All tourist visa holders are required to register
with the Foreigners Bureau of the nearest Police Station (Questura)
within eight working days from the date of your arrival to obtain a
permit of stay (Permesso di Soggiorno). In addition to the above, please see : http://www.ambitalia-tirana.com/Ambasciata_Canberra
Disclaimer The information outlined above may be subject to changes without prior notice. No liability can be accepted for the consequences of such changes. For any further and updated information please contact the competent Consular Office. http://www.ambitalia-tirana.com/Ambasciata_Canberra
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Business (C - Type)
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Business visas are issued to those who wish to travel to Italy for a short period of time for business purposes such as contacts or deals, verification of goods or products purchased or sold in the context of a commercial contract. The applicant must be a bonafide professional, travelling for a genuine business purpose testified by a corresponding Italian Company. The documents to be submitted are as follows: 1. Visa application form duly completed and signed by the applicant.2.One passport-size photograph. 3.Confirmed return air ticket. 4.Evidence of foreign currency available as per corresponding rate; if the applicant holds international credit card, photocopy of credit card and latest statement of account should be attached. 5.Copy of letter, fax or e-mail (in Italian language) from the inviting Italian Company, signed by the Company's authorized signatory, original of which must be mailed or faxed directly to the Embassy or to the competent Consular Office, listing the names of the persons travelling. The Italian Company must also attach to the invitation its membership with the Italian Chamber of Commerce (certificate di visura camerale). 6.Detailed letter from the Australian Company providing information on the professional status of the applicant within the Company and date of employment and giving full details regarding its activities and its business relations with the Italian Company. 7.For a business visit sponsored by a Government body, a letter addressed to the Embassy should be sent by the sponsor. 8.Other documents supporting the Visa application; copy of the Company's Certificate of Incorporation, export/import license, balance sheet, latest bank statement and export/import invoices to Italy (if any), Group Certificate or salary slips of the last three months, personal saving bank account and income tax return for the previous year. 9.Hotel reservation or proof of an Italian Company's hospitality. 10.For participation in fairs in Italy, evidence of the full payment of the stand (advance and balance of the remaining fee) must be submitted. In accordance with law n.286/98, art.34, paragraph 3, T.U. (Unified Code), you must take out a health insurance policy to cover you against the risk of illness, accidents and pregnancy. According to the laws in force, the Consular Office reserves the right to ask for further documents and to refuse a visa application. Applicants wishing to apply for long term business visa (1 or 2 years) need to have previously obtained a 90 days business visa from The Embassy or an Italian Consular Office in Australia and to prove continuing relationship with Italian companies. In this case the duration of stay in the semester cannot exceed 90 days per semester (overstay would lead to the refusal of a new visa application). Should the visa be refused, the visa fee will not be returned to the applicant. In addition to the above, please see http://www.ambitalia-tirana.com/Ambasciata_Canberra
Disclaimer The information outlined above may be subject to changes without prior notice. No liability can be accepted for the consequences of such changes. For any further and updated information please contact the competent Consular Office.
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Self Employment A self employment visa is issued to applicants who are going to undertake an independent working activity in Italy. The requirements are as follows: 1. For activities which require previous authorisation, licence, membership of a Register or the presentation of a declaration, the applicant will need to obtain from the competent Italian Administrative Authority a declaration stating that there are no objections to the issuing of the above mentioned authorisation, licence or other.2. For activities which are to be registered with the Registrar of Companies (Registro delle Imprese) kept by the Chamber of Commerce (Camera di Commercio) of territorial jurisdiction, the applicant will need to obtain from the Italian Chamber of Commerce a statement declaring the financial situation necessary to undertake the desired activity.3. For activities which are not to be registered with the above Registrar of Companies and which are not subject to licences, authorisations, membership of Registers or other, the applicant will need to submit:
4. For activities which are to be undertaken as a member or administrator of an existing Company no statement requiring the above mentioned parameters is necessary. The applicant will need to submit:
5. Copy of the Company's latest balance sheet deposited with the Register of Companies, or Income Tax Return in case of individual companies.Lavoro Autonomo nel settore dello Spettacolo (self-employment in the show business sector) Applicants who wish to go to Italy for a short or long stay will need to submit the following documentation: 1. Copy of the contract with the contracting party in Italy, stating that the remuneration, which the worker will receive, will be above the minimum level set by law for exemption from Health Care contribution.2. Copy of the Dichiarazione di Responsabilita' (Declaration of Responsibility) issued by the local Ministry of Labour Office (Direzione Provinciale del Lavoro) stating that in virtue of the contract which has been signed no relationship of subordinate work will take place between the parties.3. Convincing evidence of the professional skills of the applicant as an artist.4.No Objection certificate from the Italian Police Authorities (Questura). 5.Proof of accommodation. Should the visa be refused, the visa fee will not be returned to the applicant. In addition to the above, please see general conditions.
The information outlined above may be subject to changes without prior notice. No liability can be accepted for the consequences of such changes. For any further and updated information please contact the competent Consular Office.
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