Business Visa in Italy

Foreign nationals intending to enter Italy for business purposes such as meetings, negotiations, economic or commercial dealings, visits to Italian company facilities, and participation in sector-specific exhibitions or fairs can all benefit from our legal service supporting applications for a business visa in Italy. 

• Completion of the visa application form.
• A recent passport-sized photograph.
• A valid travel document with at least three months' validity beyond the visa expiry date.
• Round trip travel tickets or proof of personal transport means.
• Proof of sufficient financial means for the duration of the stay, as prescribed by the Italian Ministry of the Interior's directive from March 1, 2000.
• Health insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 for emergency hospitalisation and repatriation expenses, valid throughout the Schengen area.
• Local documentation proving the applicant's status as a business operator (e.g., operating licence, certificate of chamber of commerce registration, etc.).
• A detailed plan of the stay, including business contacts and addresses in Italy, or an invitation letter from the Italian company (Polizze per Stranieri).

1. Guidance through filling out the application form accurately and gathering necessary documents.
2. Assisting with scheduling the appointment at the Italian diplomatic or consular representation, where personal presence is required for an interview and biometric data collection (Esteri).
3. Providing advice on the declaration of invitation required from the inviting Italian company or entity.
4. Pre-application security checks and validation of the admissibility of the visa application based on provided documents and interview insights (Esteri).

• Expertise in Italian immigration laws and the business visa application process.
• Personalized assistance tailored to your specific business needs and circumstances.
• Support in preparing a compelling application to enhance the chance of approval.

• Comprehensive consultation on documentation and eligibility requirements.
• Preparation and review of application forms and support documents.
• Liaison with Italian authorities on your behalf where necessary.
• Post-application support, including guidance on what to do once the visa is granted.