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• PERMIT_POSTED_ON: Nov 20, 2024
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• Category : Europe » Southern Europe » Italy
• Description : The Visa for Interpreters and Translators allows qualified professionals to work in Italy either as self-employed or employed individuals. Discover the eligibility, application steps, and residence permit details with Joombaah's expert guidance.
• Phone : (+39) 02 36 63 86 10
• Email : milano@lexia.it
• Website : https://www.italianvisa.it/visa-for-interpeters-and-translators/

Overview

• Visa and Residence Permit for Interpreters and Translators in Italy: Your Comprehensive Guide
  
  

  Introduction
  Italy offers a specialized visa for interpreters and translators who wish to pursue their professional careers in the country. Whether you are an employed or self-employed professional, this visa ensures you can contribute your linguistic expertise to Italy's multicultural environment.

  Eligibility Requirements
  To qualify for the Visa for Interpreters and Translators, applicants must meet the following conditions:

  1. Professional Certification:

     • A degree or professional certificate in interpretation or translation is mandatory.

  2. Contractual Agreement:

     • An employment contract for at least 20 hours per week, or
     • A professional contract to perform translation/interpretation tasks in Italy.

  Main Procedural Steps

  1. Document Legalization:

     • Legalize your degree or professional certificate in translation or interpretation.

  2. Nulla Osta Application:

     • Request the Certificate of No Impediment (Nulla Osta) at the Immigration Desk for employment contracts or at the Local Labour Inspectorate for self-employed professionals.

  3. National Visa Application:

     • Submit your visa application to the Italian Consulate in your home country.

  4. Entry and Residence Permit:

     • Upon arrival, apply for the residence permit at the Police Headquarters within 8 days.

  5. Biometric Registration:

     • Register your fingerprints and submit the original documentation at the Police Headquarters.

  Validity and Renewal

  • The residence permit is valid for 2 years and is renewable under the same conditions as the initial issuance.
  • The permit cannot be converted to another type but allows you to change employers if the professional role remains the same.
  • After 5 years of continuous residency in Italy, you can apply for a permanent residence permit.

  Processing Time
  The application process, from the Nulla Osta to visa issuance, typically takes about 3 months.

  Why Choose Joombaah?
  Joombaah offers end-to-end support for interpreters and translators, including:

  • Assistance with Nulla Osta and visa applications.
  • Guidance for residence permit procedures in Italy.
  • Tailored solutions to meet specific professional needs.

  Start your journey to Italy as an interpreter or translator with Joombaah's trusted expertise.