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Permesso di Soggiorno

To stay in Italy you will need a permesso di soggiorno. Any visa you apply for will include receiving a permesso di soggiorno after you arrive in Italy. This is the real goal of Italian visas, as your permesso will be the only actual document that shows you are permitted to live in Italy. As mentioned above, you are required to stop at the questura within eight working days of arrival to register and receive your permit to stay.

If you’re bringing your children with you to Italy, you’ll need to take some form of documentary evidence of your relationship to each child with you to the questura. In an act to protect children worldwide, the questura may ask to see this paperwork before providing your permessi.

Italian law allows police to stop anyone and ask to see a form of identification at any time – a copy of your permesso di soggiorno is ideal.