A: It all depends upon the performance one show. Otherwise, there is no guarantee for the jobs after graduation.

A: Those who apply individually will be needed to have a physical visit at the consulate.

A: Students, who are keen to study abroad, but financially weak, can get funds from universities, trusts, and bank loans. Though not every university provides this financial aid, students need to check this.

A: Italy’s university fees differ depending on the institution and course. According to government guidelines, average fee is between US$850 and US$1,000 per Annum, however private universities are more expensive.Though not every university provides this financial aid, students need to check this.

A: As a rule of thumb, Students need to report their presence in Italy to the local police before 8 days of their arrival.

A: It is not impossible to get a student visa. Applicant need to show their offer letter from a renowned university and the proof of their funds.

A: Yes. One needs to get a student visa to study in Italy.

A: Yes. Students are permitted to work for 20 Hours in a week.

A: Once the student arrive Italy for higher, he/she can contact FOSEPL and one of the advisors will guide you through the whole process.