Expat Guidance Services

Our Expat Guidance Services provide clear, structured, step-by-step support to help individuals successfully navigate relocation, immigration, education, and administrative processes abroad.

Guidance is advisory and facilitative. We explain the process, requirements, documentation, and correct sequence of steps, while also assisting with key connections—so you can proceed confidently without confusion, delays, or costly mistakes.

• Overview of visa and residence permit options
• Eligibility assessment based on your situation
• Step-by-step process explanation
• Document checklists and preparation guidance
• Expected timelines and procedural flow
• Identification of the correct authorities (consulates, questura, comune)
• Common issues and how to avoid delays or refusals

We provide third party  specialized guidance for academic degree recognition in Italy and across Europe. This service includes:

• Assessment of academic qualifications
• Clarification of recognition purpose (study, professional, or administrative use)
• Guidance on the correct recognition route (DoV, CIMEA, or alternative pathways)
• Identification of the competent Italian Consulate or authority
• Detailed document requirements (degrees, transcripts, apostille/legalization, certified translations)
• Step-by-step explanation of the DoV process
• Timeline expectations and correct sequencing of steps
• Guidance to prevent rejections or requests for additional documentation

• Explanation of the local rental and housing process
• Guidance on required documents for renting
• Review of common lease structures and expectations
• Assistance connecting with landlords and property owners
• Support communicating with landlords (process guidance, not legal representation)
• Advice on deposits, utilities, and move-in requirements
• Residency registration guidance after securing housing

• Understanding local bureaucracy and administrative procedures
• Appointment systems and processing timelines
• Cultural norms affecting communication and housing
• Practical advice to avoid common expat mistakes