Frequently Asked Questions About Rome
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Applications for Italian language courses vary depending on the type of course and the start date, but should generally be made at least 6-8 weeks before the course starts. Intensive courses start every month, while long-term courses usually start at certain times of the year.
No, students who attend language schools in Italy are generally not granted a work permit. Work permits are only valid for students enrolled in long-term academic programs (university or postgraduate).
Yes, Italy provides language school visas. You can apply for a Schengen C type visa for short-term language courses of up to 90 days, and a D type student visa for language courses of more than 90 days.
Application and admission requirements for Italian language schools are as follows:
Application Form: The school's official application form must be filled out.
Passport: Must be a valid passport.
Visa: A student visa is required for programs longer than 90 days.
Age Limit: Students aged 16 and above are generally accepted.
Registration Fee: The registration fee determined by the school must be paid.
Language Level Test: Some schools may administer a language test to determine your level.
The Italian language school visa is granted depending on the duration of the language course you are enrolled in. The Schengen C type visa, which is issued for short-term courses, is valid for a maximum of 90 days. The D type student visa, which is issued for courses lasting longer than 90 days, can be valid for a few months to 1 year, depending on the duration of the course.
Applications for Italian language courses vary depending on the type of course and the start date, but should generally be made at least 6-8 weeks before the course starts. Intensive courses start every month, while long-term courses usually start at certain times of the year.
No, students who attend language schools in Italy are generally not granted a work permit. Work permits are only valid for students enrolled in long-term academic programs (university or postgraduate).
Yes, Italy provides language school visas. You can apply for a Schengen C type visa for short-term language courses of up to 90 days, and a D type student visa for language courses of more than 90 days.
Application and admission requirements for Italian language schools are as follows:
Application Form: The school's official application form must be filled out.
Passport: Must be a valid passport.
Visa: A student visa is required for programs longer than 90 days.
Age Limit: Students aged 16 and above are generally accepted.
Registration Fee: The registration fee determined by the school must be paid.
Language Level Test: Some schools may administer a language test to determine your level.
The Italian language school visa is granted depending on the duration of the language course you are enrolled in. The Schengen C type visa, which is issued for short-term courses, is valid for a maximum of 90 days. The D type student visa, which is issued for courses lasting longer than 90 days, can be valid for a few months to 1 year, depending on the duration of the course.
SCHOOL NAME | TRAINING DURATION | LANGUAGE SCHOOL PRICE |
School Leonardo Da Vinci | 2 WEEKS | € 380 - € 600 |
There is no specific application date for Milan language schools. For language schools that you can start on any Monday, it will be sufficient to complete your application 4-6 weeks before the date you want to start your education, taking into account the visa process.
Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the best language schools in Italy , is the most preferred school by international students when studying Italian.
Rome language schools offer two different accommodation options for students: homestay and student dormitory accommodation.
To study a language and work in Rome, you need a type D visa. With this visa, you can work no more than 20 hours a week.