marriage and italian visas

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jdhnyc New member

Member since 20 November 2017

jdhnycNew member20 November 2017 12:23:00

I am a US citizen intending to marry in USA to an Italian citizen and live part time in Italy. What kind of visa process do I need to go through. We want to live both in Italy and USA and want to allow travel back and forth freely without new visa every time.

horseman2012 Active member

Member since 16 January 2012

horseman2012Active member05 December 2017 11:31:52

Good luck...the Italian bureaucracy is unfathomable. They do their very BEST ...to make it impossible.

Janingal Contributor

Member since 29 November 2017

JaningalContributor06 December 2017 08:08:00

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A friend of my sons came to Italy on a visitor's visa (in order to marry here). The marriage date, however. was after his visa expired. No problem, the questura said.
So, they do help.

horseman2012 Active member

Member since 16 January 2012

horseman2012Active member06 December 2017 12:31:30

Janingal wrote:
A friend of my sons came to Italy on a visitor's visa (in order to marry here). The marriage date, however. was after his visa expired. No problem, the questura said.
So, they do help.

Fortunately your experience was positive...but that is the exception rather than the rule.

Janingal Contributor

Member since 29 November 2017

JaningalContributor06 December 2017 13:00:31

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Well, we had another good experience: My stepson (adult) was given a PdS without any problem. Had it been in Germany: No way!!!
Saluti
Janin

horseman2012 Active member

Member since 16 January 2012

horseman2012Active member06 December 2017 13:17:03

Well..I have a question...what is your country of origin....? I mean is it the US or Canada?

Janingal Contributor

Member since 29 November 2017

JaningalContributor06 December 2017 14:52:08

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Germany (as seen in my profile...).
But my wife and my stepson have non-EU passports.
Janin

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