Step 1: Registration on the UniversItaly portal.

Register on this page: https://www.universitaly.it/index.php/registration
Then click on ⇒ Join now!
You can switch to English/Italian on the top right of the page.

Fill in the fields required to create your profile and remember to:
Enter your personal information exactly as presented in your passport. For example, if you have 2 or more names/surnames displayed on your passport, you must insert all of them.

The self-generated Italian tax code (codice fiscale) in your GOMP student portal is not official. If you do not already have an official tax code (Codice Fiscale), do not insert it. The official one will be issued to you once the university enrolment procedure has been completed.

Only use the email address with which you registered on the GOMP portal. If you use a different email address we won’t be able to identify you and your application will be rejected.

As a document type please select “passport”. If your passport has expired, you may select another document at this stage of registration. However, we recommend that you arrange to apply for a new one as soon as possible since in order to complete your pre-registration on the UniversItaly portal, it is mandatory to use your passport. Expect an e-mail from universitaly@cineca.it to the address you provided; you will be invited to complete your registration by entering a personal password.

➔ You will receive an email asking you to log in to your account and complete your registration by choosing a password.

➔ Then wait for an email from universitaly@cineca.it confirming that your registration has been successfully completed.

➔ On the UNIVERSITALY homepage, click on the INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS window + PRE-ENROLL NOW and begin your pre-enrolment process.

NOTES: if you wish to interrupt the process for a while, you can resume it later without the need to start from scratch. All you need to do is log in again. If you leave the page idle for too long, you will see the message “authentication problem” on a blank page. However, you will not need to start the process again: to reopen the file you have already started it will be enough to log in again.

Step 2: Pre-registration

Remember that you can only send one application per academic year, so you must indicate one university and one study programme.

This second part of the process is divided into 3 more steps

Step A: Enter your date of birth, residence and personal contact information.

REMEMBER TO INDICATE YOUR INFORMATION AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT.

All data is mandatory (except the tax code).

Step B: Upload a passport photo and a copy of your passport to the portal.

VISA: enter the details of the Italian Representation where you will apply for the study VISA and indicate the reason for the VISA application.

Course of study information: enter the following information

Institution: University

Institution Name: UniCamillus International Medical University

Course Type: Bachelor’s Degree programme/ Master’s Degree Programme

Course Name: Medicine and Surgery/Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics/Radiology, Diagnostic Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques/Biomedical Laboratory Techniques/Midwifery/Nursing/Phisiotherapy.

Course Location: Rome

Step C: Upload the academic qualification certificates and supporting documents that you provided for your pre-evaluation:

● final diploma (if available) or provisional certificate – original copy and Italian/English translation (where necessary);

● certificate showing the exams taken – original copy and Italian/English translation (where necessary);

● language certificate(s) (where required);

● CIMEA Statement of Comparability/Declaration of Value/Diploma Supplement (where held).

Notes: As far as our institution is concerned, the only mandatory document to be uploaded to your pre-enrolment application is your passport, as all the other documents which are mandatory at this stage have already been provided in your online application on apply.unive.it. However, you will have to provide the Embassy/Consulate with the necessary documents when you turn to them for the VISA application. Please check their website or refer to them directly to enquire about specific requirements they might have.

1.1 Summary

Through the OVERVIEW function, verify that your pre-enrolment application is complete and SUBMIT IT.

Below you will find the steps you should take after submitting your pre-registration application:

1. You will receive an email from no-reply@cineca.it as a confirmation that your application has been successfully submitted. UniCamillus International Medical University will verify your application. This process may take a few days.

2. If your pre-enrolment is not complete, you will receive an email from no-reply@cineca.it with a request to complete your pre-enrolment with any documents or missing information. If, on the contrary, your pre-enrolment is complete, UniCamillus International Medical University will forward it to the Consulate/Embassy where you indicated that you will be applying for a VISA.

If you need a tourist VISA to enter the Schengen area, you definitely need a VISA to study in Italy. If you are a national of a country exempted from issuing a Schengen VISA for stays up to 90 days, you will need a VISA only if your stay for study purposes lasts over 90 days.

Besides the general study VISA, there are six other types of study VISAs: for enrolling in an Italian university; for attending a single university course; for post-graduate studies; for participating in an exchange and mobility programme; for traineeship and apprenticeship; for vocational training. With a view to checking the requirements to be met for each of these types of VISA, see the database VISA for Italy.

With specific reference to the academic year 2018 – 2019, if you apply for a VISA to enrol in an Italian university, you need to demonstrate you have a minimum amount of financial resources equal to 5,889 euros a year. This sum is based on the yearly amount of the so-called “social allowance”. If your studies are staggered over many years, you only need to prove you have these financial resources for the first year. For all the other types of study VISAs, with a view to knowing the amount of financial resources required, please refer to Table A of the Directive issued by the Ministry for Internal Affairs on March 1, 2000, providing for a fixed amount and a daily amount. Hence the total amount varies depending on the length of stay for study purposes.

No, you cannot. In the case of stays for study purposes, the bank guarantee or the insurance policy do not fall within the list of documents deemed suitable for demonstrating you have adequate financial resources. You need to have personal or family guarantees or financial guarantees provided by Italian institutions and organizations (including universities), by local governments or by foreign institutions and organizations deemed reliable by the Italian Diplomatic Mission. For additional information see the MIUR webpage “Foreign students”.

The student regularly admitted to a university, who applies for a VISA to enrol in a university, has to prove that his/her family has sufficient financial means to support him/her while studying in Italy. The fact that a subject not belonging to his/her family (associations, friends or relatives living in Italy) ensures support, with a declaration of hospitality and a written commitment (while demonstrating to have the necessary financial resources), is a positive but not decisive factor for obtaining a VISA. No private individual can be called upon to replace the family in its obligation to provide financial support. The decision has to be taken by the local VISA offices.

If the reference Notice provides that, then this is what is prescribed by law. The study VISA is issued only if you succeed in the admission tests.

The VISA for Italy database lists all the documents required, but the VISA office may also request other documentation depending on your case.
On the VISA for Italy database you will be able to find out more about VISA fees.

We suggest you get specific information at the VISA office authorised for your area.

The terms for issuance of a Schengen VISA are listed in art. 23 of the VISA Code: 15 days, extendable in specific cases to 60. The timeframes for issuance of national VISAs are set out in section 5 (8) of Presidential Decree 394 of 31 August 1999, as amended by D.P.R. 334/2004, which states that the diplomatic/consular mission, “after ascertaining that the application can be entertained, and after conducting the necessary investigations in relation to the VISA, including all preventive security checks, shall issue a VISA within 90 days of the date of application” (30 days for paid employment, 120 days for self-employment). For more information see the Terms for issuance of VISAs.

There are two timeframes for an entry VISA:

Duration is the actual maximum period of stay permitted.

Validity is the time within which the VISA can be used.

A VISA’s validity is generally longer that its duration, and it establishes from when and until when the VISA can be used. The VISA expires on the last day of its validity, and as from that date third country visitors are required to leave the Schengen area, otherwise their presence becomes illegal.
For example: if a Schengen VISA has a duration of 30 days and a validity of 90 days starting today, that means it can be used to enter the Schengen area at any time in the next three months for a maximum of 30 days.

It will not be necessary. A VISA is the authorization to enter Italy for the first time with the motivation shown on the VISA label (study VISA for enrolling in a university, in this specific case). Within 8 days since entry into Italy, you have to apply for a residence permit at the Immigration Office of the Police Headquarters competent for the Municipality of residence. Your residence permit is the document that makes your presence in Italy legal. It is be renewed before its expiry date.

To check on the status of your VISA application, contact the consulate where you submitted the application.

Aliens with a uniform short-stay Schengen VISA can stay in Italy or another Schengen country for a period of time not to exceed the length of the VISA, except in the case of proven inability to leave or in other adequately justified special cases (e.g. business VISA extension for negotiations, supplier contacts, etc.).
In such cases the local Police “Questura” decide on VISA extensions.

The long-stay VISA permits entry into Italy, but once across the border a residence permit is required and is the only document that allows aliens to reside legally in Italy.

In most cases, you can apply for a VISA at the Embassy or Consulate of the country you want to visit. You will have to:
1. Make an appointment.

2. Collect a set of documents.

3. Pay a VISA processing fee.

4. Have a VISA interview (sometimes).

The consular officers will review your application and decide whether to grant you a VISA or not. Depending on the VISA type, it could take several days to several months to process your application.

REMEMBER: Embassies or consulates will sometimes outsource VISA submissions to private travel agencies. This means the agency collects your documents and sends them to the embassy/consulate, which then makes the decision.

Applicants are notified of Schengen VISA denials and their reasons by means of a form that can be found in the VISA Code.
Applicants are notified of the reasons for denial also in the case of long stay VISAs.
Denials in the case of a Schengen or National VISA not requested for family reasons can be submitted for review by the Tribunale Amministrativo Regionale (T.A.R.) (Regional Administrative Court) of Lazio within 60 days of receipt of notification of denial.
In the case of VISAs denied for joining or accompanying family members only, eventual claims can be made through a lawyer to the Authorised Regular Court (Tribunale Ordinario) without time limitations.

Every year the Italian Government provides scholarships to foreigners or Italian citizens living abroad to complete formal studies and/or follow bilateral and multilateral study or research programmes in Italy. All information (such as the list of scholarship recipient countries, the call for applications, the web platform for online applications, etc.) can be found on the webpage “Scholarships granted by the Italian Government to Foreigners and Nationals living abroad”, as well as on the new portal “Study in Italy” in the section “Scholarships”.

Every year the Ministry for Education, University and Research (MIUR) publishes the rules for foreign students’ access to university courses. For additional information, see “Foreign Students” on the MIUR website, where detailed information on the procedures and deadlines for enrolment in Italian universities, Fine Arts Academies, Music Conservatories, non-medical specialization schools and other courses can be found. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has created a web portal describing the various steps of the enrolment procedure, where information is available in English as well.

Foreign qualifications are not automatically recognized in Italy. For information on how to obtain their recognition, see the website of the Information Centre on Mobility and Academic Equivalence (CIMEA). On this page of the Ministry’s website you can check whether Italy has reached an agreement with the country in which you want your qualifications to be recognized. If you plan to study or work in Italy, we strongly recommend that you complete the procedure for the equivalence of your education/professional qualification before moving to Italy. The process involves foreign authorities and Italian consular offices abroad.

UniCamillus accepts both the Declaration of Value and a legalized translation of your degree and the Certificate of Comparability and Verification issued by CIMEA.

For further information, please check Section 3.

You need to legalize the original copy of your qualification and provide an official translation made by the competent local government representative office, diplomatic or consular authorities or authenticated by certified translators registered with the Courts or Consulates, as well as a “Certificate of Equivalence of Qualification”, the so-called “Dichiarazione di Valore in Loco”.
While the legalization of the qualification is usually made by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the country where the qualification was obtained, the “certificate of equivalence of qualification” is issued by the Italian consular authorities of the constituency where the qualification was obtained. For general information on legalizations and official translations, see “Translation and Legalization of Documents” on this website.

The “Certificate of Equivalence” of a foreign qualification certifies its authenticity and states access requirements, the duration of studies, the legal, qualifying or professional value of the qualification in the foreign country’s legal system for the purposes of practising a profession or for continuing studies in a foreign country. For these reasons, the original copy of the diploma or degree needs to be submitted to the Italian consular authorities. It is advisable to obtain the “Certificate of Equivalence of Qualification” before moving to Italy and to make the appropriate contacts with the consular authorities. If the procedure is fulfilled when you are already in Italy, the qualifications will be sent by mail or they will be entrusted to a delegate and to a service agency. This may increase costs and risks of loss. For additional information on qualifications, see the web portal study-in-italy.it developed by the Ministry for Education, University and Research (MIUR) jointly with CIMEA, the Information Centre on Mobility and Academic Equivalence.

You can contact the Ministry for Foreign Affairs – DGSP – Office VII, which offers a free assistance service to apply for the issuing of the “certificate of equivalence of qualification”. The procedure consists essentially in transmitting the original qualification to the Italian consular authorities in the country where it was obtained, with a view to receiving – confidentially – the information necessary to confirm the authenticity of the qualification and its value in the local legal system. Both considering the confidential nature of the procedure and the objective difficulties due to the various local situations in the countries from which the refugees come, may take many months. Those entitled to international protection have to deliver or send their original qualification by mail and provide a copy of their residence permit and of their Italian identity document. Those who want to be assisted by a certified Refugee Centre or by their trusted representative have to provide a specific nominative authorization, stating details and addresses for the purposes of returning documents at the end of the procedure.

It is possible if you are not a beginner and you already have intermediate knowledge of the language. With a view to studying Italian, a requirement to be met for obtaining a study VISA is that you attend higher level courses. They have to be full-time and fixed-term courses. The Universities for Foreigners in Perugia and Siena and the University of Roma TRE provide valuable and qualifying courses for the purpose of obtaining the so-called “Italian Quality Certification – CLIQ”. This evaluation and certification system is in line with the scientific standards set by the Council of Europe in the “Common European Framework of Reference for Languages”.

UniCamillus organises Italian language courses for its students. For futher information, please see Section 3.

Citizens pending for regularisation can be enrolled in the National Health Service with a temporary numerical tax code (usually issued by the Sportello Unico dell’Immigrazione or the Questura), by submitting the receipt for the regularisation application.

In this case, a Health Card will not be sent automatically, but only a replacement certificate containing the Health Card identification number, which can only be issued by the Local Health Authority.

If the foreign citizen for whom regularisation has been requested does not know the tax code assigned to him/her, the various Local Health Authorities have a procedure to retrieve it by entering the citizen’s complete personal data.

A foreign citizen who does not comply with the rules for entry and stay in Italy is entitled to urgent or necessary outpatient and inpatient treatment, even if it is ongoing, and to treatment for illness and accident in public or private affiliated institutions. For this purpose, he/she must apply for a card called ‘STP’ (Straniero Temporaneamente Presente –Temporarily Present Foreigner), which is valid for six months and can be renewed.

For more information on health care for foreign citizens, see a section on the Ministry of Health’s website with answers to frequently asked questions.

Upon registration with the National Health Service, the Local Health Authority applies for the issuance of the health card and electronically transfers the citizen’s data to the health card system.
The card is valid for the same period as the residence permit and is sent to the applicant’s tax domicile registered in the Revenue Agency database.

If the citizen has changed domicile, he/she must notify his/her new domicile before reporting to the Local Health Authority for registration with the National Health Service.

The Health Card is free of charge and available to all citizens who:

➔ have the correct tax code assigned to them by the Revenue Agency
➔ are registered with the competent Local Health Authority (or “ASL”) which has transmitted the data to the “Health Card System”.

Citizens who have a valid tax code must necessarily register with a competent Local Health Authority in order to obtain the Italian health card.

Citizens who do not have the tax code can get it at any Office of the Revenue Agency. Click here to book an appointment by filling in the form AA4/8 properly, and attaching a copy of a valid ID.
Citizens without a tax code can submit their request by email or CEM (“PEC”) using the form AA4/8, duly filled in and signed, without going to the office. You can find here the mail and CEM addresses. The form can be digitally signed and must be accompanied by the required documents, plus a valid identity document. The certificate of attribution of the tax code will be sent to the taxpayer through the channel chosen for the request.

The health card is sent by ordinary mail to the address of residence resulting in the Italian Tax Register, the databases of the Tax Authority. It is the address of residence that is transmitted by the municipalities to the Agenzia delle Entrate.

The Health Card can replace the tax code.

You use it at the doctor’s, to buy medicines at the chemist’s, to book an appointment for a blood test, to go for a medical check-up in a hospital or a Local Health Authority or whenever your tax code has to be certified.
The Card has a duration equal to that of the residence permit and is sent to the applicant’s residence or domicile address.
On the back of the Card there is the EHIC (European Health Insurance Card). The EHIC guarantees healthcare in the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland, according to the current regulations in each country.
To be able to take advantage of the services, the assisted person can go directly to their GP or a public or affiliated health facility and show their EHIC.
Assistance is direct and therefore nothing is due, except for the payment of a ticket which is the direct responsibility of the client and therefore non-refundable.
The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is issued to EU and non-EU citizens registered with the National Health System and not dependent on foreign institutions.
For further information, please see:
https://sistemats1.sanita.finanze.it/portale/tessera-sanitaria (in Italian)

Registration with the National Health System allows you to benefit from the care of a family doctor (general practitioner or GP). Choosing a GP is done at the dedicated offices of the Local Health Authorities in the City of Rome or, if you are a resident, you can do so via the Internet by logging on to and registering on Salutelazio.it.
It is important to know that the first choice of a GP (and the one immediately following a change of municipality) must be made compulsorily at the reference Local Health Authority, which will issue the regional health certificate.
For work, medical treatment and study reasons, non-resident citizens can enjoy the health care provided by their GP from a minimum of three months to a maximum of twelve, after which it can be further extended (temporary care).

Italian resident citizens and European Union resident citizens: ID card, tax code, certificate of residence or self-certification, name or regional code of the doctor you want to choose.

Non-resident Italian citizens: ID card and tax code, self-declaration of domicile, doctor’s clearance issued by the “ASL” of local authority, name or regional code of the doctor you want to choose. For temporary care, it is also necessary to deliver:

• For employment reasons (mission, training, seasonal work) > statement from the employer.
• For medical treatment > certificate issued by the specialist doctor of a public facility or your GP.
• For study reasons > certification showing enrolment or self-certification.

Non-EU citizens: ID card, Social Security Number, original copy of residence permit, name or regional code of the doctor you want to choose.

We give the contact details of the Local Health Authority’s Public Relations Offices in the City of Rome to make it easier to find the office of reference. The Local Health Authority (“ASL”) are of territorial competence and are identified on the basis of place of residence. You can request information about which is your “ASL” of reference from the Municipality of Rome by calling the following number: 06 06 06.

ASL Roma 1

Contact person: Provisional operational headquarters Address: Via Ariosto, 3/9 – ROME (RM)

Phone: 06.68351

Fax: 06.68354867

Email: protocollo.inf@asl-rme.it 

Web site: http://www.aslroma1.it/

ASL Roma 2

Contact person: Interim operations office Address: Via Primo Carnera, 1 – ROME (RM) Phone: 06.51001

Fax: 06.51004555

Email: protocollo.generale@pec.aslroma2.it 

Web site: http://www.aslroma2.it/

ASL Roma 3

Address: Via Casal Bernocchi, 73 – 00125 ROME (RM) Phone: 800.018.972

Email: urp@aslroma3.it

Web site: http://www.aslromad.it

For further information, please check the SaluteLazio Website ⇨ here.

Each practitioner, chosen through the Local Health Authority, has a surgery where he/she must guarantee free general check-ups at the established times and days.
You can also contact him/her for:

•Medical certificates of illness

•Requests for specialist check-ups and diagnostic tests

•Requests for non-urgent hospitalization

•Requests for thermal treatments

•Prescription of medicines

If necessary, your GP can give check-ups at your home. A home check-up is done when the patient’s health conditions do not allow him/her to go to the doctor’s surgery.

Family Health Counselling Centres are basic social-health services of the Regional Health Service, with direct and free access for all people, including

young children from the age of 14, to protect the health of women, pregnancy and foetuses, couples, families, developmental age, and adolescents.
They are multi-professional services where it is possible to find teams of gynaecologists, midwives, psychologists, paediatricians, social workers, and nurses oriented to the prevention and promotion of the health and well-being of women, men, children and adolescents (up to 24 years of age), couples, and families.
In addition to welcoming and caring for the individual, they are districts that offer services for all families such as: family mediation, legal, psychological, social, and educational parenting counselling, with specific attention to situations of distress, fragility and family conflict.
Family Counselling Centres are widely distributed throughout the region (with 135 active districts) and are integrated with other health, social and health services.

Access to the services of Family Counselling Centres does not require a prescription from a general practitioner or paediatrician of free choice and can be made anywhere in the region.
During reception hours people can request an appointment, speak with a receptionist, by going to the family counselling centre in person during opening hours or by calling the numbers indicated for each counselling centre.

According to the provisions of the Decree of the Commissioner ad Acta May 12, 2014, no. U00152 the health and social health activities carried out by the staff working at the Family Counselling Centres (meetings, interviews, check-ups, counselling, therapy, etc.) are divided into 8 care pathways.

For further information, please check out the dedicated website ⇨ here.

Public Digital Identity System (SPID) is the simple, fast and secure access key to digital services of local and central administrations.
Each citizen receives credentials (username and password), that represents his/her digital and personal identity. These credentials allow the identification by the Public Administration to use digital services in a personalized and secure way.
SPID also allows access to public services of the member states of the European Union and of companies or traders who have chosen it as an identification tool.
With the access system on which SPID is based, the Public Administration is even closer to citizens. By guaranteeing everyone access to online services, which is always the same and intuitive, SPID facilitates the use of online services and simplifies the relationship of citizens with public offices.
The private sector can also benefit from the digital identity, improving user experience and management of customers’ personal data.
For further information, please check out the website ⇨ here.

If you are 18 years old you can activate SPID, having a valid Italian identification document.

Step – 1

Prepare:

• an Italian identification document
• health card (“Tessera Sanitaria”) or tax code (“Codice Fiscale”)
• an email address and a mobile number

Step – 2

Access the site of one of the digital identity providers authorized and supervised by AgID.

Step – 3

To proceed with activation:

• register;
• carry out the recognition.

Step – 4

Recognition method:

• in person
• via webcam
• audio-video by bank transfer
• CIE (Carta d’Identità Elettronica), CNS (Carta Nazionale dei Servizi) or digital signature

Necessary documents
Before activating SPID, make sure you have:
➔ a valid Italian document (Identity Card, driving license, passport);
➔ your social security card (“Tessera Sanitaria”) or tax code (“Codice Fiscale”), or the attribution certificate of one of the two;
➔ an email address and mobile number.

Choose your digital identity provider.
To proceed with activation, identify one of the authorized identity providers and register on the website of the provider you have chosen, following the indicated steps:
➔ enter your personal data;
➔ create your SPID credentials;
➔ carry out the recognition, choosing between the free or paid methods offered by identity providers, before proceeding with the activation.
Alternatively, you can go to one of the public administrations that can carry out the procedure of identification free of charge and allow the subsequent release of SPID.

Discover the authorized offices close to you
The timing of issuing of the digital identity depends on the individual provider. Once obtained, the use of SPID for citizens is free of charge.

Are you an Italian abroad?
If you live abroad, you are an Italian citizen enrolled in AIRE: select an online recognition method marked with the EU or world symbol.

Are you a foreign citizen abroad?
If you are a foreign citizen in Italy, remember that it is not possible to request SPID using your residence permit, but with it you can obtain an identity card that you will need to request SPID.

The documents that are needed to open a bank account are essentially biographical ones, among which we have:
➔ an ID card;

➔ a tax identification number or health card;

➔ a certificate of residence or alternatively a household utility, which is not always required.

UniCamillus International Medical University is easily accessible by public transport using the undergroung (Line B). You are recommended to find accommodation nearby underground stations (Bologna, Policlinico, Tiburtina, Monti Tiburtini, Pietralata).
We suggest you take a look at the following websites:
– idealista.it
– immobiliare.it

By “change of residence” we mean coming to live in Rome, either coming from another municipality or from abroad, and the related civil registration.
Change of residence means a change of habitual home within the territory of Roma Capitale.
As an alternative to the online service, applications for change of residence/housing can be submitted via CEM, by registered mail, or physically at municipal offices.

The service is addressed to all citizens who wish to move their residence to Rome or change their domicile within the City of Rome.
For under-age children, you can proceed through an online service as long as a parent is also moving; if the change of residence/home concerns only the under-age child, the application must be submitted at the offices, by PEC or registered letter A/R.

Access is on the Institutional Portal of Roma Capitale after authentication with SPID, CIE or CNS.

The procedure is guided by the system and involves a few simple steps better described as follows:
➢ In order to complete a new residence declaration, please enter your personal information, any vehicle ownership data, and driver’s license data;
➢ locate the address of the new residence for which you are applying;
➢ enter biographical information of family members who will be moving to the residence being applied for. Entry of information specifying under what title the applicant places residence in the building (ownership, housing, lease) and telephone contacts;
➢ upload possible files exclusively in PDF format of the size of 2MB each.

The ISEE is a tool with which it is verified whether or not a family is entitled to certain subsidies, benefits, and facilities based on its economic condition. Using some practical examples, the ISEE should be carried out whenever you want to get:

➔discounts on gas, water or electricity bills (i.e. so-called “bonus sociali”);
➔discounts on public transportation;

➔disability benefits;

➔benefits such as Citizenship Income, Universal Single Allowance or Psychologist Bonus;
➔starting in 2024 it will also be used to apply for the new Youth Culture Card established by the 2023 Budget Law to replace the 18app “Bonus cultura”.
Possibilities are countless. Often the benefits for which ISEE is requested are not national but local, therefore the information and access requirements can also change from city to city and depend on the household, location, and individual benefit requested.

You can apply for the ISEE for free at your “CAF” or “Patronato” by submitting the required documentation.
For further information, please check out the website ⇨ here

UniCamillus students have the opportunity to purchase a facilitated ATAC subscription under the terms and conditions set by the company.

ATAC – one-year subscription discount: This pass is reserved for young people and students residing in Rome who have an ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator) income not exceeding € 20,000.00. Valid 365 days from the top up date shown on the receipt for unlimited journeys within the territory of Rome.

Price: depending on the ISEE income indicator

Validity: annually (365 days)

Where you can find it: at Atac ticket offices (excluding Spagna underground station) it is possible to request the Metrebus Card on which to top up the personal monthly pass. You just have to fill in a form and give it to the ticket clerk together with a photocopy of a valid identification document, accompanied by an original copy. The card is personalized with name, surname, date of birth and photo. In case of loss, theft or damage, you can request a duplicate at authorized Atac ticket offices upon payment of a fee and after having completed the specific form, attaching a copy of the identity document. In case of malfunction, the service is free. For underage applicants it is necessary to attach a copy of the document of a parent/guardian and, in case of first issue, deliver a paper photograph of the minor.

Where you can top it up: The annual electronic card can be topped up at Atac ticket offices.

Available formats: METROBUS CARD

Requirements to take advantage of the discounted fees
Issue of this pass is reserved for citizens living in Rome who have an ISEE income not exceeding €20,000.00 and belonging to one of the following categories:

• Young people up to the day of their 20th birthday;

• University students up to 26 years of age, only if enrolled in secondary education institutions.

For further information, please check out the website ⇨ here.

Candidates who have acquired the right to register in the first year must finalise online registration by submitting the following documentation:
➔ registration application submitted to the Rector and acceptance of the UniCamillus Code of Ethics
➔ Student Contract (filled in by the candidate or, if underage, by a person exercising parental responsibility);
➔ digital photo;
➔ valid identity document and tax code and, if foreigners legally staying in Italy, a valid residence permit;
➔ privacy information disclosure;
➔ a 16,00 (sixteen/00) euro stamp duty;
➔ receipt for the payment of the fee imposed by the Lazio Regional Authority;
➔ a declaration of commitment to be handed in before the beginning of classes in the academic year of reference:
-the tuberculin test performed according to the Mantoux technique or with the quantiferon test, in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement of 7th February 2013 of the State-Regions Conference on the “Prevention of tuberculosis in healthcare workers and subjects treated as equivalent to them”, and of Presidential Decree no. 465 of 7th November 2001, Regulations establishing the conditions under which anti-tubercular vaccination is mandatory, pursuant to Article 93, Paragraph 2, of Law no. 388 of 23rd December 2000. This test must be performed at a National Health Service facility;
-certificate of vaccination against viral hepatitis B, pursuant to Law no. 165 of 27th May 1991;

With this declaration, students also agree to undergo any other vaccination available, as sanctioned from time to time by regulations in force or deemed appropriate by the University for students’ safety and the safety of all those with whom they may come into contact, as a result of the activities in which they are required to participate.
Furthermore, it is mandatory to submit in person to the Registrars’ Office, under penalty of exclusion:
➔ the official Italian legalised translation of the qualifications along with the Declaration of Value issued by the Italian Embassy or Consulate General, having territorial jurisdiction in the country in which the qualification was produced. This documentation is required for all students who obtained their qualifications abroad; the University also accepts the CIMEA Certificate of Comparability and the Certificate of Verification, whose issuance times are shorter.
➔ an application for a residence permit issued by the competent authorities;
➔ a copy of the entry VISA for study purposes obtained in accordance with the law.

It is possible to apply for the CIMEA Certificates ⇨ here

UniCamillus organises Italian language courses for students. For further information, please check our website ⇨ here.

UniCamillus requires an Italian number to be reachable by phone. As soon as the Italian number is released, you will need to update the Contacts Section on the GOMP portal: GOMP > Personal Data > Contacts.

In order to activate a SIM card (mobile phone card) and get an Italian phone number you must give proof of residence in Italy, an Identity Card and your Italian Tax Code.

There are many suppliers from which to choose offering competitive options and all providers offer rechargeable or long-term contracts.
Just to name a few and so you can compare the offers and choose your favourite, you find: TIM, Vodafone, Iliad, Kena, WIND etc.

If you are victim of a crime or theft, the first thing to do is to file a police report. To report stolen items or crimes, you can go to the main police station in Rome (Questura). You can also file a report online on www.carabinieri.it/multilingua/en or www.poliziadistato.it.

The Italian law enforcement forces are divided into two general categories: the Polizia and the Carabinieri. Polizia is the state police force and Carabinieri is Italy’s national military police.
Both the Polizia and the Carabinieri can be approached for general crime, such as theft or assault. There are also in-country organizations, which provide counselling, medical, and legal assistance to certain crime victims. In your police report (“denuncia”) you are asked to provide a list of the items stolen. This report can be used for insurance claims and to obtain passport and traveller’s check replacements. Filing a police report is your personal responsibility. You should take your passport and any other identification document you have with you when you file the report.

If you lose your credit card, report it immediately to the emergency numbers you have been given!