a copy of your passport (front page with personal data).

Possibly within 8 working days of your arrival in Italy, but after completing your fiduciary isolation period (if applicable), go to:īologna central police station (“Questura”), Immigration Officeįrom Monday to Friday from 12.00 to 13.00, Counter 1 Contact the International Relations Office of your Campus for details.īefore making the declaration of presence at the central police station, you must check-in at the International Relations Office of your Campus: Bologna, Cesena, Forlì, Ravenna, Rimini. On this page you will find general information on the procedure at the Bologna central police station (“Questura”) other central police stations may require different documents. The declaration of presence at the Questura General information You must always carry a copy of the declaration of presence, as you may be asked to show it in case of police checks. If you are entering Italy transiting through a country included in the Schengen Area or you intend to stay in Italy for more than 90 days, you must deliver the declaration of presence within 8 days following your entry into Italy to the central police station (Questura) in the Province where you live. If you are staying in a hotel and intend to stay in Italy for less than 90 days, the declaration of presence is represented by the declaration made to the hotelier and undersigned by you. If you are entering Italy from a country not included in the Schengen Area and intend to stay in Italy for less than 90 days, the uniform Schengen stamp, placed on the passport during border controls, replaces the declaration of presence. If your residence permit does not cover the entire period of mobility in Italy, you must instead apply for a residence permit in Italy. you intend to stay in Italy for less than 360 days. you participate in a European mobility programme or carry out a mobility under an international agreement of the University of Bologna and you have a residence permit for study purposes issued in a member country of the European Union (Schengen Area) which covers the entire mobility period and which is renewable in the country where it was issued and you are enrolled at a university in the European Union (Schengen Area) and

you are a non-EU exchange student and intend to stay in Italy for more than 90 days, but you fall into the following situation:.

you are a non-EU exchange student and intend to stay in Italy for less than 90 days.

If you are a non-European Union (non-EU) exchange student you must make a declaration of presence, and you do not need to apply for a residence permit, in the following circumstances: Important! in the coronavirus emergency period remember that you must comply with the obligation of fiduciary isolation, where applicable, before submitting the declaration of presence or the application for a residence permit.

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