Know what to do next.For non-EU students moving to Italy
A step-by-step arrival system covering the residence permit, Modulo 1 and the local information needed for your university city.
3 digital guides · 119 pages · 61 university hubs
Use the format that fits your device.
Instant download · Permanent access
A clearer arrival
Official information is spread across websites, offices and forms. StudentPilot turns it into one practical sequence.
The first critical window
The kit shows what to prepare before arrival, what to handle first and how the later steps connect — so the process feels more manageable.
Deadlines and local procedures can vary. Always verify current instructions with the relevant authority.
The complete bundle
3 digital guides · 119 pages · One complete arrival system.
36-page Main Guide
Follow the essential steps of your first month in Italy in one clear, practical sequence.
15-page Visual Guide
Understand the form field by field and prepare the information required for your situation.
68 pages · 61 university hubs
Find relevant local offices, university services and official sources for the city where you will study.
3 guides · 119 pages · Instant digital access
See the system
The 11-document tracker turns a complicated preparation process into a checklist that can be reviewed at a glance. Open the Interactive PDF on your computer or use the Mobile Web version directly from your phone.
Permesso document tracker
Part A · Identity
2 / 3 ready
Part B · Why you are in Italy
1 / 2 ready
Part C · Supporting evidence
0 / 2 ready
Part D · Application
0 / 4 ready
Tap a row — this is the real tracker
Modulo 1 field-by-field guide
A preview of the form walkthrough included in the bundle.
30-day arrival roadmap
The month laid out as one sequence of practical steps.
Important guidance links back to the relevant official source.
The guides show where procedures may vary by city, university or local office.
Student scenarios
Three common situations international students face after arriving in Italy — and how Italy First 30 Days is designed to help.
Before
“I have my visa and my university admission. But what exactly am I supposed to do when I land?”
After
The first-week roadmap puts the essential arrival steps into one clear sequence — so the student knows what comes first and what can wait.
Relevant tool
30-Day Arrival Roadmap
Before
“Modulo 1 is eight pages in Italian. Which sections actually apply to me?”
After
The field-by-field walkthrough explains the form in practical English and helps the student understand which sections are relevant to their situation.
Relevant tool
Modulo 1 Field-by-Field Guide
Before
“I think I have everything… but I’m worried one missing document could create a problem.”
After
The document tracker turns the preparation process into a visible checklist, making it easier to spot what is ready and what is still missing.
Relevant tool
11-Document Tracker
These are illustrative examples written to show typical situations. They are not customer testimonials.
Student testimonials
Lucas M.
Brazil → Milan
“I was completely lost between the permesso, codice fiscale and all the different deadlines. What helped most was finally seeing everything in the right order. I landed knowing what I had to do first instead of figuring it out day by day.”
Ananya R.
India → Bologna
“Modulo 1 honestly looked intimidating when I first saw it. The field-by-field explanation made a huge difference. I could understand what each section meant and prepare everything before going to the post office.”
Youssef A.
Morocco → Florence
“I had read so many different websites and Reddit posts that I was more confused than when I started. This put the important information in one place and gave me an actual checklist to follow.”
Jiwoo P.
South Korea → Rome
“The 8-working-day deadline was stressing me out because I knew it existed but didn’t really understand what had to happen during those days. The timeline made the first week much clearer.”
Emir K.
Turkey → Turin
“My biggest worry was discovering too late that I was missing a document. I used the document checklist before leaving home and again after arriving. It made the whole process feel much more manageable.”
Aiko T.
Japan → Padua
“I bought it before flying to Italy and that was probably when it was most useful. I could prepare the documents, understand what was coming next and arrive with a plan instead of starting my research after landing.”
How it works
Complete checkout and receive the three guides by email.
Start before the flight, after arrival or before visiting the Post Office.
Use the roadmap and checklists to identify the next practical action.
StudentPilot Italy Arrival Bundle
Total separate value€79
3 digital guides · 119 pages · Interactive PDF + Mobile Web · Permanent access
€23.99
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Questions
It is for non-EU students entering Italy on a Type D study visa and applying for their first residence permit for study. EU citizens do not need a permit. Renewals, residence cards and family-reason applications are not covered by this edition.
You receive the 36-page Italy First 30 Days Main Guide, the 15-page Modulo 1 Visual Guide and the 68-page Italy City Pack covering 61 university hubs. The bundle also includes the trackers, checklists and quick-reference tools contained within the guides. You can use the Interactive PDF on your computer or access the Mobile Web version from your phone, depending on which format fits your device.
No. One payment, permanent access, and free updates within the 2026/27 edition.
No. It is an independent educational guide. The official Modulo 1 is free and comes from the Poste Italiane kit. Important guidance links back to the relevant official source.
No. The decision belongs to the Italian authorities. The guides help you organise the documents, the order and the practical next step.
Organize the first steps of your new life in Italy with one clear StudentPilot system.
3 guides · 119 pages · Instant digital delivery
Independent educational guide. Not issued or endorsed by the Italian Ministry of the Interior, the Questura, Poste Italiane or any university. Not legal advice or legal representation. 2026/27 Edition — last verified September 2026.