Summary of possible exemptions from apostille and/or translation into Italian language of consular documents for a.y. 2024-2025 benefits application for EU citizen students/students residing in EU countries
Beware:
- Annual household incomes must refer to tax year 2022
- Assets and bank accounts/deposits (including the average annual balance) must refer to the date of December 31st, 2022
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The documents must be issued in 2024
DOCUMENTS ABOUT FAMILY COMPOSITION | DOCUMENTS ABOUT INCOMES, ASSETS AND BANK ACCOUNTS/DEPOSITS |
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FOR ALL EU COUNTRIES
As established in the Regulation (EU) 1191/2016, valid from February 16th 2019, the exemption Multilingual standard forms that are useful for the submission of the consular documents:
Forms in other EU languages are available HERE.
EXEMPTION FROM APOSTILLE STAMP ONLY, WITH REQUIRED TRANSLATION INTO a) Marriage
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BELGIUM, DENMARK, ESTONIA, FRANCE, IRELAND, LATVIA • EXEMPTION FROM PREFECTURE STEMP for documents issued by diplomatic agents or consular offices (London Conference 1968), with REQUIRED TRANSLATION INTO ITALIAN LANGUAGE; • FURTHER EXEMPTIONS FROM APOSTILLE STAMP ONLY in compliance with the Brussels Conference1987 - For example, notarial deeds.
GERMANY • EXEMPTION FROM PREFECTURE STEMP for documents issued by diplomatic agents or consular offfices (London Conference 1968), with REQUIRED TRANSLATION INTO ITALIAN LANGUAGE; • FURTHER EXEMPTIONS FROM APOSTILLE STAMP ONLY in compliance with the Convention between the Federal Republic of Germany and the Republic of Italy 1969 (for instance, notarial deeds).
AUSTRIA, CZECH REPUBLIC, CYPRUS, GREECE, LUXEMBOURG, MALTA, NETHERLANDS, POLAND, PORTUGAL, ROMANIA, SPAIN, SWEDEN
BULGARIA, CROATIA, FINLAND, LITHUANIA, SLOVAKIA, SLOVENIA, HUNGARY
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Ultimo aggiornamento: 17 July 2024