How I Moved to Italy After Studying Abroad + How to Get an Italian Student Visa

In today's video, I'm sharing my story of how studying abroad in Rome motivated me to move to Italy long term. I talk about how my experience in Rome really changed me and how I knew I needed to find a way to move to Italy. I also share some options to move to Italy and share my experience getting a study visa for Italy as an Italian language student. While I have a more detailed video about how I prepared for my move abroad to Italy, in this video I also go over how to get a student visa for Italy, what documents you need, and how to prepare. Let me know if you have other questions, hope you enjoy this video!

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[steveitaly]

2 years already .how fast time flies .I remember the process you gave your viewers before leaving .hope to visit Europe someday .im an american.

[iancfrancis]

Thanks for the info! I’m going through this process now in Philadelphia.. Every consulate has different requirements 🤦‍♂️. “Get more than you think you need, ” well said.

[FindingFinley]

Just found your channel. I'm binge watching to learn all I can. My wife and I hope to retire in Italy. We live in the US, Los Angeles! If we retired now, we would not be making the required $3400 per month for a retirement visa. We do have some savings, and I wonder if a lower monthly income amount with more in savings would work or if they are sticklers about following the income requirements. I am thinking about trying for a student visa otherwise. I need to learn Italian anyway! I read that the student visa may not allow my spouse to come with me. That would be a deal breaker. You could start a business helping English speakers move to Italy!

[marisa]

This video was so helpful and informative! Thank you for the info! Like you said, there’s definitely kind of a lack of information out there about the whole process. I’m currently in the process of researching student visas, and I was wondering if you renewed yours specifically for another language program? And I’m assuming you renewed it from Italy? I wasn’t sure if you could renew the initial six-month or one-year visa for language a language program for another year, and have had trouble finding answers! Thanks again for a great video!!

[matthsavino]

Solid Video, did they ever ask for your B1 Certificate?

[edwinalvarado]

I'll just say these things: 1. You are Beautiful. 2. I hope you make more Videos in Italian. 😊

[cyndel]

Hi, Shea. Congrats 🎉 for having an opportunity to have DUAL Citizenship in ITALY. IK you had EXPENSES to live there +School, Rent must COST you a fortune! That must be good opportunity for you. Hope you're considering it.

Other than a STUDENT VISA, How to become an immigrant in Italy? I'm a US Citizen. ❤ grazie millie😅

[romy]

Questo mi è piaciuto, e tu' chiaramente sempre bella, ho visto che hai abbandonato i pesi da 5 K con 1/1, 5 K ? io ho 2k, non so come facevi 😂....Ok Bacio da Firenze !

[beckylombardo]

That’s an amazing experience 🥹 Hope I’ll have the same opportunity in the future. I’d like to visit the USA since I have been studyng english for a very long time 🇺🇸 ❤