Italy visa for Indians

Documents required for Italy Visa

1. Passport which is valid for a minimum of 3 months. It should contain at least two blank pages. All pages of the ID page, past travel entry and exit stamps should be scanned.
2. 2 passport-size photographs 
3. Personal covering letter 
4. Proposed itinerary of travel
5. Travel tickets (both ways)
6. Proof of financial funds, such as individual income, bank statements for the last 3 months, and tax returns.
7. Proof of accommodation
8. Travel Insurance policy should cover expenses of a minimum of 30,000 euros

1. Original Company NOC with stamp
2. Last 3 months' salary slip.

1. Business Registration Certificate / MOA / Partnership deal
2. The company’s updated bank statement for the last 3 months
3. The company’s IT returns for the last 3 years
4. Cover letter from the company’s letterhead

1. School / College / Institute ID Card
2. No objection certificate (NOC) from the school/university
3. For university students: Last 3 months' bank statements

1. Sponsorship letter
2. Sponsor’s national ID proof like Passport, PAN card or Resident permit;
3. Sponsor’s last 3 months' bank statement
4. If the sponsor is your spouse, the marriage certificate
5. If the sponsor is your parents, the birth certificate

1. Invitation letter
2. Inviter’s ID proof, like a Passport or a Resident Permit

1. An invitation letter from the host Company stating the purpose of the trip, business details, etc.
2. Covering letter from an Indian company on company letterhead.
3. Company bank statement
4. Company Registration Proof

1. Valid visa of a particular destination Schengen country
2. Flight Ticket to your destination country and return tickets as well

Italy visa photo requirements for Indians

• Recent photo within the last 6 months
• Light-colored background
• Size: 35-40 mm wide 
• Face should cover 70-80% of the image

Also, make sure you follow this to fulfill the photo requirements 

• Look directly at the camera with a neutral expression 
• Eyes should be open and clearly visible 
• The mouth should be closed 
• Both sides of your face should be visible 
• No shadows, reflections, or red eyes 
• Only religious head coverings are allowed, but your face should still be visible 
• Prescription glasses are okay, but: 
  
  • Frames shouldn't cover your eyes 
  • Lenses shouldn't be colored 
  • No flash reflections on the lens