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How to get a Italy visa from Sudan
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Sudanese passport holders travelling to Italy.
Visa types & fees
4 visa options for travelling to Italy.
Student visa
Processing timeThree weeks
Validity1-5 years
Tourist visa
Processing timeThree weeks
Validity90
Transit visa
Processing timeThree weeks
Validity24 hours
Work visa
Processing timeThree weeks
Validity1-5 years
Application requirements
Documents Sudanese applicants need to provide.
- A duly completed and signed visa application form.
- An original passport valid for at least 6 months after the intended arrival date.
- Two (2) blank pages of the passport are needed for visa stamps.
- Two recent passport-sized photographs (3.5 cm x 4.5 cm) taken on a white background
- A valid travel medical insurance of 30,000 euros to cover the entire duration of stay.
- A copy of your flight itinerary for the duration of the visit.
- A letter of invitation from a host in Italy(if invited by a party in Italy).
- 3-months bank statement of the visa applicant.
- A financial support indication from a sponsor (in the form of a notary statement or letter if the applicant's travel is sponsored).
- Proof of accommodation.
- A copy of the applicant's return flight ticket.
- Documents showing the applicant’s ties to Sudan.
- Documents confirming the purpose of travel.
Visa type details
Tourist visa
- This visa is issued as a short-stay visa to applicants who want to enter Italy for purposes such as tourism, business, and other short term purposes.
- Foreigners wishing to enter Italy for short-stays can do so by obtaining a Schengen Visa to Italy.
- This visa is usually issued for one, two or multiple entries and it is valid for 90 days within a 180-days period.
- The applicant's passport should have a validity of 6 months from the date of departure.
- Applicants are required to submit their personal bank statements for the application.
- During the visa application, you will need to provide proof of sufficient funds to last the duration of your stay.
- For business travelers, an official invitation letter from the Italian company should be provided. The letter must be written on the company’s letterhead and must state the duration and the purpose of the visit.
- If the traveler's trip is sponsored by their company of employment, a letter from your employer in Sudan should be provided. The letter should state the applicant’s job position and length of employment.
- Holders of this visa are prohibited from enrolling in any of Italy's institutions of learning to take up a course of study.
- Fake documents will result in you being disqualified for this visa.
- You are advised to exit the country before your visa expires.
Work visa
- This visa is issued to people who want to work in Italy for a period of time.
- Applicants of this visa need to get a work permit first.
- Finding jobs in Italy can be easier than in other European countries.
- Sudan nationals wishing to live and work in Italy can also apply for a Working Holiday Visa.
- Work permits must be applied for by the employer.
- Applicants are advised to apply for a residence permit as early as possible, ideally as soon as they have the employee contract.
- A copy of the employment contract signed by both the employer and the employee should be provided.
- You are expected to submit a copy of your Curriculum Vitae or resume during the visa application process.
- Original and photocopy of the Work permit issued by the Italian Immigration Office should be submitted.
- All the documents to be submitted should be provided in original and copy.
- It might take a few months to process your application so it is advised that applicants be conscious of which address receives their work permit.
Student visa
- A Sudanese who wants to pursue an educational course in Italy for more than 90 days will have to obtain a student visa.
- The Italy student visa is a long-term visa granted to students who have already been accepted for admission by a recognized higher educational institute in Italy.
- Student visas in Italy are issued by Italian Embassies and consular posts in a student's country of origin or permanent residence.
- All non-EU students are required to obtain a student visa prior to entering Italy.
- There are two types of student visas in Italy, depending on the duration of the study program.
- Visa type C is the short-stay visa or travel visa valid for one or more entries and for a period not exceeding 90 days.
- Visa type D is a long-stay visa valid for more than 90 days.
- Applicants are always advised to start these procedures well in advance of the intended date of entry as the visa processing time can be lengthy.
- The procedures for student visas in Italy are subject to change so it is worthwhile to contact the Italian Embassy for information to confirm current visa requirements.
- Application forms for student visas in Italy must include a recent passport-size photo, a valid travel document and supporting documents depending on the type of visa the student is applying for.
- A letter of acceptance from the university is required.
- The insurance must be valid for all Schengen countries for minimum coverage of EUR 30,000.
Transit visa
- This is the visa type for those who are passing through Italy to another country.
- Applicants of this visa type usually need a connecting flight from Italy to the destination country.
- Visa and flight ticket of the destination country should be presented.
- If you are a member of a crew ship going from the port in Sudan to another country and you need to transit through Italy, this is the visa type for you.
- If you are traveling with someone less than 18 years of age, an original copy of the minor’s birth certificate is required.
- Travelers should ensure that they have a valid medical insurance document.
- With this visa type, you cannot visit anyone.
- It is valid for just 24 hours. Once you leave the country, the visa ceases to be valid.
- The processing fee for the visa is €60.
Where to apply
Italy embassy & visa application centers in Sudan.
Khartoum
AddressItalian Embassy. Street 39, Block 61 P.O. Box 793, Khartoum 2, Sudan.
Phone(+249) 1 8347 1615 / 6 / 7
Email[email protected]
Websitewww.ambkhartoum.esteri.it
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Frequently asked questions
Is Italy a Schengen country
Yes. Italy is one of the 26 Schengen countries hence, the visa policies for the Schengen visas apply for Italy too.
When is the best time to visit Italy
The best time to visit Italy is in the spring (April to June) or fall (September and October) when the weather is nice as there is moderate temperature, fewer tourists, and lower prices.
Which city is the best to visit in Italy
The best city to visit in Italy is Rome as it has a lot of sights and monuments. A lot of exciting events are also held in the city as travelers can visit parks and other tourist sites to enjoy their stay.
What currency is used in Italy
Italy uses the Euro as it is part of the Schengen currency. It replaced their official currency which was the Liru in 1999.
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