Jeftini letovi do Napoli

You will need a short-stay visa to enter Italy and any other member country of the Schengen zone if you belong to one of the following categories:

• You are the national of a third-world country that has not reached a visa liberalization agreement with the Schengen states
• You are the national of a third-world country that has signed a visa liberalization agreement with the Schengen states, but you were previously rejected from entering Italy or any other Schengen country.

The following list of documents are required for any short-term Italian Schengen visa application:

• Italian visa application form. Complete the form and then print it. Sign in at the end after you print it. Make sure the information you have given in this form complies with the information given in the rest of the required documents for an Italy visa.
• One passport-size picture. The picture must have been taken in the last six months and in compliance with Italy photograph visa requirements.
• Valid passport. You will need to submit your passport along with the rest of the visa required documents. Make sure your passport has at least two blank pages in order to affix the visa and:
  • Is not older than 10 years.
  • Has a validity of at least three more months beyond the date you plan to leave Italy and the whole territory
  of Schengen.
• Your residence permit card along with a copy (if you are not a citizen of the country from which you are applying).
• Proof of accommodation:
  • Hotel reservation.
  • If you have a host in Italy: Completed and signed copy of the sponsorship form along with a copy of the
  passport and the Italian residence permit card of your host (if applicable).
• Proof of travel (as applicable):
  • Round trip ticket, reservation, or flight itinerary.
  • Proof of the availability of personal transportation.
  • Ferry ticket.
• Schengen travel visa insurance. Health insurance for the whole territory of Italy and the Schengen Area. Minimal health insurance coverage for the Schengen Zone is €30,000.
• Proof of sufficient financial means for the period of stay in Italy. The Italian authorities want you to prove you have the necessary financial means to support yourself throughout your stay in Italy. You will need to prove you have the following amount depending on the length of your stay.
  • Up to 5 days – The overall amount is 269.60€ per person and 212.81 per two and more persons.
  • 6-10 days – The daily amount is 44.93€ per person and 26.33€ per two and more persons.
  • 11-20 days – The overall amount is 51.64€ per person and 25.82€ per two and more persons, plus the daily
  amount is 36.67€ per person and 22.21€ per two and more persons.
  • Over 20 days – The overall amount is 206.58€ per person and 118.79€ per two and more persons, plus the daily
  amount is 27.89€ per person and 17.04€ per two and more persons.
• Proof of civil status. This could be a marriage certificate, birth certificate of children, death certificate of spouse, etc. Civil status documents should not be older than six months.
• If requested:
  • Copies of relevant pages in your passport, such as pages containing previous visas.
  • A cover letter. A personal letter in which you explain why you are applying to visit Italy, how long you plan
  to stay, when will you leave and other relevant details of the trip.
  • Document checklist. Tick the documents submitted and add the document checklist to your application file. The
  checklist is usually available from the Italian Consulate/Embassy.