How to get a Italy visa from Angola

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have the intention of visiting Italy for recreation, relaxation, and sightseeing.
• Foreigners who are also visiting Italy to take part in short term business activities are also eligible for this visa.
• For you to be granted this visa for business purposes, there must be an actual commercial relationship between the host company and the inviting company.
• The purpose of the applicant’s visit must be related to the applicant’s line of business in Angola.
• Foreigners who have the intention of living with their spouse, cohabiting partner or other family member in the country can also apply for this visa.
• Applicants of this visa should note that they are not allowed to work unless the Immigration Service has explicitly granted them the right to.
• Foreigners cannot enroll in any of the academic institutions in the country.
• A document which shows that the applicant of this visa has the intention of leaving the country on or before the visa expires.
• Proof of payment of visa application fee is required.
• Minors should ensure they are in possession of the unabridged original copy of their birth certificate. A letter of consent signed by both parents of the minor is also required.

• Business travelers visiting Italy for the purpose of developing and maintaining business relationships between the applicant’s company and the host company.
• Holders of this visa are allowed to negotiate and sign contracts with their partner companies during business meetings.
• Business travelers are allowed to attend trade fairs, business seminars, and conferences relating to their profession.
• An invitation issued by the business partner or institution in Italy is required. The invitation should introduce the applicant and state the nature of the business to be carried out. The duration and purpose of the visa should be stated in the letter.
• A letter from the applicant’s employer should be provided. The letter should state the applicant’s job position, salary level, and the duration of the business leave.
• The business letter provided by the sponsoring company should clearly state the entity that would be responsible for the applicant’s finances in Italy.
• Proof of previous trade relations between the host company and the sponsoring company should be provided.
• Non-Angolans applying for this visa from Angola must provide a valid copy of their residence permit.
• Proof that the payment of visa application fee has been made is required.

• The Transit Visa is issued to foreigners who have the intention of transiting through Italy to their destination country.
• Foreigners transiting through Italy to their destination country should be in possession of the flight ticket to their destination country during the visa application process.
• A letter from the inviting shipping company the seafarer will be joining should be provided.
• A valid visa and other entry permits for the final country you are traveling to is required.
• A child under 18 who is not traveling with both parents or a legal guardian must be ready to present a notarized parental letter of consent.
• Confirmed onward airline ticket.
  
• This visa does not allow foreigners to work or enroll in any of the academic institutions in the country.
• You are expired to leave Italy on or before this visa expires.
• Valid health/accident/repatriation insurance with full international coverage.
  

• Recent passport-style photographs
• duly accomplished visa application form
• letter of admission to a university in Italy
• copy of flight ticket to and from italy
• certificate of no criminal record
• proof of language proficiency (in Italian or English, depending on the language of instruction to be used in your study program)
• proof of financial capability (minium of €450 or €515 per month)
• proof of accommodation arrangement in italy
• medical insurance (€150 or $171 for the first academic year)
• Receipt of application
• applying for a student visa in italy has a non-refundable fee of €50($57)
• International student who had once been denied entry to Italy cannot apply for a student visa
• student visa holders in Italy are allowed to get a part-time while enrolled in a university
• Applicants regardless of their age should submit a copy of their original birth certificate
• Most times, a physical consular interview is required

Italian is Italy’s official language although every region has a distinct native Romance language. You might find Italians who understand English, Spanish or French in big cities but when travelling to remote areas it will be helpful if you have a phrasebook if you cannot speak Italian.

Italy is well known for its art, ancient architecture, beautiful scenery, music, balmy weather and its food. The quality of the ingredients used in Italian food makes the finished product very special. All Italian recipes are about enhancing the good ingredients they involve.