Permits & visas
Residence permit and card
Renewal, updates, long-term residence card and adding children. We fill in and submit the application online, with no mistakes and no postal kit to collect.
Your residence permit must be renewed before it expires: you can apply up to 60 days before and no later than 60 days after.
Bring your documents to the office: we complete the application online and give you the receipt to take to the Post Office. We also help you check when the new permit is ready.
What we do for you
- Residence permit renewal
- First long-term EU residence card
- Data updates and adding children
- Registration for the A2 Italian test
- Application status check
- Questura appointment
Documents to bring
Bring originals and copies. If something is missing, we tell you how to get it.
Personal documents
- Residence permit / card
- Passport (copy of all pages)
- Identity card
- Tax code / health card
- Residence certificate
Domestic workers
- INPS employment registration
- Paid INPS slips
- Employer’s declaration
- Last year’s CU
Employees
- Employment contract (Unificato Lav)
- Latest payslip
- Last year’s CU
Frequently asked questions
My permit expired recently, what should I do?
Come to the office straight away: within 60 days of expiry you can still apply for renewal.
Do I need the Italian test?
For the long-term EU residence card you need A2 level. We register you for the test.
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Questions about this service?
Message us or visit the office: the first consultation is free.