If you've had your visa approved and you've newly arrived in Italy, you'll need to apply for your residence permit. If you’re still learning Italian, here are some terms you might want to know.
Alice Finno - news@thelocal.it
Updated: Wed 26 Aug 2026 13:13 CET
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Italy's Palazzo Chigi, October 2021. Photo by Alberto Pizzoli / AFP.
If you've had your visa approved and you've newly arrived in Italy, you'll need to apply for your residence permit. If you’re still learning Italian, here are some terms you might want to know.
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