Italy Family Reunification Visa (Nulla Osta)
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Family Reunification Visa (Nulla Osta)

Complete visa assistance and MEA Apostille for family members of Italian residents. All certificates must be apostilled and translated to Italian.

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Duration

Aligned with the sponsor's residency card validity.

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Permit Scope

Enables family members to live, study, and work legally in Italy.

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MEA Legalisation

Apostille & document translation

"Bring your family members to live with you in Italy under legal residency."

task_altCore Eligibility Criteria

  • check_circleNulla Osta letter (official authorization) issued by Sportello Unico per l'Immigrazione.
  • check_circleSponsor (Husband/Relative) Permesso di Soggiorno (residency card) photocopy.
  • check_circleSponsor full passport photocopy.
  • check_circleOriginal Marriage Certificate - Apostille valid within 3 months.
  • check_circleOriginal Birth Certificate (for children) - Apostille valid within 3 months.
  • check_circlePassport Office PCC - valid for 6 months (Apostille valid within 3 months).
  • check_circleMedical Certificate of Good Health - with Hague Apostille.
  • check_circleApplicant's full passport photocopy.
  • check_circlePassport size photos with 80% face coverage and white background.

fact_checkComprehensive Document Checklist

Check all mandatory papers required for submission at the Italy Embassy / Consulate.

1. General Identity & Application Papers

  • checkFavorable Nulla Osta clearance document copy.
  • checkApplicant's full passport photocopy.
  • checkPassport-size photographs (80% face coverage, white background).
  • checkSponsor Permesso di Soggiorno photocopy.
  • checkSponsor passport photocopy.

2. Critical Certificates & Translation Requirements

Original Marriage Certificate
Apostille Req.Translation

Original certificate with Hague Apostille issued within the last 3 months, and Certified Translation.

Original Birth Certificate
Apostille Req.Translation

For children under 18, with Hague Apostille and Certified Translation.

Passport Office PCC (Police Clearance)
Apostille Req.Translation

PCC valid for 6 months, and Hague Apostille issued within the last 3 months, with Certified Translation.

Medical Certificate
Apostille Req.Translation

Health certificate with Hague Apostille and Certified Translation.

Idoneità Alloggiativa (Housing Suitability)

Official housing suitability certificate issued by the local municipality in Italy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common inquiries regarding Italy Family Visa application requirements.

What is a Certified Translation (Traducción/Traduzione Giurata) for Italy?

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Official documents submitted to Italian Consulates or registries must be translated by a translator registered with the Italian courts (Traduttore Giurato) or certified and legalized by the Italian Embassy. We provide certified Certified Translations recognized by all Italian consulates.

Do Italian consulates require Apostille on all certificates?

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Yes. Any certificate (Birth, Marriage, PCC, Medical) must be legalized with a Hague Apostille in your country of origin before it can be translated and submitted for your visa.

What is a Nulla Osta and how do I get it?

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Nulla Osta is an official security clearance certificate issued by the Italian immigration desk (Sportello Unico per l'Immigrazione). For family reunification or work visas, your sponsor in Italy must apply for this document first. Once they receive it and send it to you, you can apply for the visa at the consulate.

What is the housing suitability certificate (Idoneità Alloggiativa)?

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For family reunification, the sponsor in Italy must submit a certificate confirming their housing meets the legal space and sanitary standards set by the Italian government. It is issued by the local municipality (Comune) or health authorities (ASL).