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• Description : Discover how to apply for an Italian Volunteering Visa and residence permit. Perfect for non-EU nationals aged 25-35 participating in recognized volunteer programs. Learn about eligibility, application steps, and residence permit details with Joombaah’s expert guidance.
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• Email : milano@lexia.it
• Website : https://www.italianvisa.it/volunteering-visa/

Overview

• Volunteering Visa for Italy: Your Guide to Making a Difference
  
  

  Introduction
  Italy’s Volunteering Visa provides a unique opportunity for non-EU nationals to engage in meaningful volunteer work while residing in Italy. Tailored for individuals between 25 and 35 years old, this visa allows participants to contribute to recognized volunteer programs for up to one year.

  Who is Eligible for a Volunteering Visa?
  This visa is ideal for non-EU nationals who:

  • Are between 25 and 35 years old.
  • Have been accepted into a volunteer program organized by recognized Italian non-profits, NGOs, or religious organizations.

  Main Requirements for a Volunteering Visa Application
  To apply, applicants must present the following:

  1. Agreement with a Non-Profit Organization
     • Eligible organizations include:
       • Ecclesiastical or religious groups recognized by Italian law.
       • NGOs registered under Italian law.
       • Non-profit associations listed in the Charity Sector Public Registry.
  2. Health Insurance
     • Coverage must include:
       • Medical services for accidents incurred during volunteer activities.
       • Civil liability towards third parties.
  3. Declaration of Responsibility
     • The organization must agree to cover:
       • Travel expenses (round trip).
       • Accommodation costs.

  Procedural Steps

  1. Nulla Osta
     • Apply for and collect the Certificate of No Impediment from the Immigration Desk.
  2. Visa Application
     • Submit your application to the Italian Consulate in your home country.
  3. Entry and Residence Permit
     • Upon arrival, apply for a residence permit within 8 days at the Police Headquarters.
  4. Fingerprint Registration
     • Complete the biometric registration process.

  Validity of the Residence Permit

  • The residence permit is issued for the duration of the volunteer program, typically not exceeding 1 year.
  • This permit is neither renewable nor convertible into another type of residence permit.

  Processing Time
  The average time frame to obtain a Volunteering Visa is 2 months from the date of application.

  Why Choose Joombaah?
  Joombaah simplifies the application process by:

  • Assisting in the preparation of necessary documentation.
  • Guiding applicants through the Nulla Osta and visa application.
  • Providing expert support for residence permit procedures.

  Contact Joombaah today to begin your Italian volunteering journey!