New Fingerprinting Requirement for Type D Visas: What It Means for Students Planning to Study in Italy

Starting January 10, 2025, students applying for Italy’s Type D visas for programmes over 90 days must attend fingerprinting appointments at consulates. While aimed at improving security, this change adds complexity to the visa process, with longer wait times, increased costs, and administrative hurdles. Learn about the Type D visa, its benefits, and its implications for students.