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If you are a researcher planning your
next stay in Italy, look here for career opportunities
and find relevant information and assistance

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Frequently Asked Questions
F.A.Q.
INFORMATION ONITALIAN HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM, RECOGNITION OF QUALIFICATION AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES

How can I find information about the Italian Higher Education system?

How can I gain information on international programmes and doctoral programmes in Italy?

How can I find information about recognition of foreign Higher Education qualifications in Italy?

How can I find information aboutjob vacancies available in Italy?
 
VISA, ENTRY, RESIDENT PERMITS AND WORK PERMITS FOR EU RESEARCHERS
Which are the entry requirements for EU researchers intending to stay in Italy?
 
VISA, ENTRY AND RESIDENT PERMITS, WORK PERMITS FOR NON EU RESEARCHERS
Which are the entry requirements in Italy for non-EU researchers?
 

TAXATION, OTHER FISCAL ISSUES AND SOCIAL SECURITY RIGHTS FOR EU AND NON-EU RESEARCHERS

Can foreign researchers contribute to Social Security in their country of residence while working in Italy?

 
HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE FOR EU CITIZENS

How does the Health Care cover work for EU researchers?

 
HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE FOR NON-EU CITIZENS

How does the Health Care cover work for non-EU researchers and their family?

 
SUNDRY INFO ON DAILY LIFE- ABOUT THE COUNTRIES AND CITIES
How can researchers find a suitable accommodation in Italy?


VISA, ENTRY AND RESIDENT PERMITS, WORK PERMITS FOR NON-EU RESEARCHERS

Which are the entry requirements for EU researchers intending to stay in Italy?

EU citizens are required to possess a valid ID card or passport. Researchers wishing to stay in Italy for more than three months must apply for a “Carta di Soggiorno”, to be issued by the local Italian Police Office or by the Immigration office; this document is regarded as compulsory for EU citizens that intend to stay in Italy for more than three months and/or intend to have a contract of work or study.

Furthermore, the application for the “Carta di soggiorno” is regarded as compulsory in order to obtain some social security benefits, i.e. to register within the Italian National Health Service (SSN)..

Other sources of information

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