ITALYDigital Nomad
Italy Digital Nomad Visa Kit
For highly qualified remote employees and freelancers. Covers the four qualification routes, the income figures each consulate publishes and the employer documents consulates request.
What's inside
Plain-English user guide (requirements, figures, judgment calls, after-arrival steps, final checklist)
Italy_Digital_Nomad_Visa_Kit_User_Guide.docx
Client letter template (self-employed)
Italy_Digital_Nomad_Client_Letter_TEMPLATE.docx
Cover letter template
Italy_Digital_Nomad_Cover_Letter_TEMPLATE.docx
Employer letter template
Italy_Digital_Nomad_Employer_Letter_TEMPLATE.docx
Qualifications & experience summary
Italy_Digital_Nomad_Qualifications_Summary_TEMPLATE.docx
Editable Word (.docx) files. Guides are in plain English.
A glimpse of the files
How the documents work together
The cover letter explains your work in plain terms; employer and client letters prove role, dates, pay and remote authorisation; the qualifications summary maps your degree or experience year by year.
Who it's for
- Remote employees of foreign companies
- Self-employed digital nomads
- Professionals qualifying through a degree or years of experience
What's not included
- Legal advice or representation
- Certified or sworn translations
- The evidence documents themselves
- Any guarantee of approval
Format & delivery
- Format
- Editable Microsoft Word (.docx)
- Delivery
- Instant download link by email
- Kept current
- Checked against official sources
- Shipping
- None, 100% digital
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Questions about this kit
Three times the health co-payment exemption threshold: consulates publish €24,789 or €25,500 a year; employees must also meet a salary benchmark of about €33,000.
A degree of at least three years or, alternatively, qualifying professional experience. The guide explains the four routes.
No nulla osta is required for this visa.