STUDY VISA FOR ITALY

Hello everyone, I believe every aspiring student would like to make a road trip in Italy or in Europe with his/her International driving license (if not , an European driving license). Of Course, for a student it is always easy to rent a car than to own one.  Before renting a car or planning your trip, you must atleast consider the following things: Read the road rules, how to give way in a roundabout, etc. If you make an accident, read how to follow-up i.e., first to ensure the safety of the accident place, then give first-aid if necessary, then to call the police, and finally to your car rental or insurance agency. You must place a yellow triangle 100 meters before your car or accident zone, etc. If you rent a car from popular car-rental agencies, such as Europcar, Hertz, etc., they usually ask you to pay for the additional insurance CDW, or various names they have for it. You can avoid it by taking an annual insurance from https://icarhireinsurance.com . It is really a

"Attesa Occupazione" Yes! in Italy, you have a special permit of stay which they call as "Attesa Occupazione" to stay looking for jobs after you complete your studies for 1 year. Some Advantages of this permit:   The attessa occipazione permit holder can take subsidised bus/metro (GTT Torino) pass (which is very cheap compared to regular travel pass) The permit holder can start working immediately when offered a job from an industry, later can convert it to work permit while working. Can you renew this permit after 1 year? No! It is not possible to renew this permit. In case the graduate is not able to find a job within this 12 months, he/she has to go back to his/her country of origin. Please read further for more info: The permit to search for jobs (attesa occupazione) is a document which gives a foreign national graduated in an Italian university to stay in the country and search for jobs for a maximum time period of 12 months

You should got to the International Affairs in your university to do this or from nearest post office. The initial documents required are , 1) Passport containing the entry visa stamp. 2) Photocopy of all pages o your passport ( including blank pages ) + 1 copy of the page with your personal data + 1 copy of your visa page 3) Photocopy of your Fiscal code ( codice fiscale ) 4) Photocopy of the invitation letter ( admission letter ) stamped by the italian consulate when you get the visa 5) Certificate of enrollment 6) A 16 €  Duty Stamp ( it is called marco do bollo ) - you can buy it in the Tabacchi shop Tabacchi shop 7) Photocopy of the document proving your sufficient income for the living or stay in italy ( you can use the scholarship letter ) 8) A copy of the health insurance ( this has lot of formalities when u get the insurance from your own country) since you need to get that document stamped by the Italian embassy of your country. So its bette

NOTE:Basically this was not that useful because everywhere they accept your student card. http://www.isiccard.com/ The International Student Identity Card (ISIC) - Thousands of discounts in the europe and around the world. This card cost only Rs 500. But has lot of benefits : UNESCO endorsed International ID card Most useful for europe students Other places where these ID is worth can be known by clicking the web page and selecting the corresponding city ( My place Turin has lot of retail shops , entertainment offers ) The address where you can get can be got from the web site itself. Chennai Office address : STIC Travels Pvt. Ltd. Student Travel Products Special: Discounted airfares & tour packages Address : Temple Towers , 672 Anna salai , Nandanam Tel : 4330444, 4330098 http://www.stictravel.com