Your visa dossier, prepared the way your consulate actually wants it.
Relocation agencies charge $4,000+ to organize the same documents. Generic blog checklists get people rejected. This is the middle path: a complete, consulate-specific application dossier, prepared by someone who reads the Italian decrees in the original.
Start the 10-minute intakeOne-time. 72-hour delivery. One consulate-requested revision included (60 days).
first five files only, then full priceWhat you get
- Personal eligibility check: including the weak points a consular officer may flag, and how to document them before the appointment
- Document checklist for your specific consulate: requirements differ between consulates (photo specs, payment methods, apostilles, insurance wording); yours is built from your consulate's own list, not a generic blog
- Pre-filled national visa application form: with the ambiguous fields annotated
- Tailored cover letter: framing your work as the "highly qualified" activity the decree requires
- Timeline to appointment day: booking, insurance, bank statements, plus likely interview questions
- Employer authorization letter template (if you're an employee)
- One free revision: if the consulate asks for anything extra within 60 days
Why applications fail
| Common mistake | What the rules actually say |
|---|---|
| Counting savings or passive income | The €24,789/year floor (3x the healthcare-exemption minimum) must come from the remote work itself |
| Booking an Airbnb "for now" | Every US consulate's checklist requires a registered lease or deed in your name for the full visa duration, and Chicago and Detroit state outright that a hotel or a host's offer means denial |
| Ignoring the experience rule | 6+ months in the same line of work, and they check |
| Insurance below spec | Minimum €30,000 ($50,000) for medical + hospitalization + repatriation, whole stay, all of Italy; bring it as a letter or certificate; the card alone gets refused |
How it works
Will you qualify? The 60-second pre-check
Six questions, instant answer. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere: this runs entirely in your browser. Based on the requirements US consulates actually publish, including the one most blogs skip.
Informal pre-check against published consular requirements. Not a decision, and not legal advice. The free intake below is where I check your actual documents.
Intake: 10 minutes, no payment yet
If you're not eligible, I'll tell you before you pay a cent.
Your consulate's rules, specifically
Requirements genuinely differ between consulates: photo sizes, payment methods, apostille demands, even income wording. Find yours:
Or browse all the guides, built from each consulate's own published checklist:
Boston · Chicago · Detroit · Houston · Los Angeles · Miami · New York · Philadelphia · San Francisco · Washington DC
FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. This is a document-preparation and information service. If your case needs an immigration lawyer (prior refusals, criminal records, complex family situations), I tell you so and refund you.
Do you guarantee the visa?
No one can guarantee a visa decision. Anyone who does is lying. What I guarantee: a complete dossier built from official, current sources for your specific consulate, delivered in 72 hours.
What if I'm not eligible?
The intake is free. If you don't meet the requirements, I tell you before you pay anything, with the specific reason.
Why does my consulate matter?
Italian consulates apply the same decree with different mechanics: photo sizes, payment methods, passport-validity formulas, apostille demands, even how they word the income floor. Your checklist is built from your consulate's own published list, checked the day your dossier is prepared.
What is the refund policy?
Full refund if the dossier isn't delivered within 72 hours, or if you turn out to be ineligible after payment.
How is this different from a relocation agency?
Agencies charge $1,500 to $5,000 for a human-managed process. This is focused document preparation: same dossier quality for the application itself, at $99 founding price, in 72 hours.
This is a document-preparation and information service, not legal advice, and it is not affiliated with any Italian consulate or government body. No one can guarantee a visa decision. Anyone who does is lying to you. What I guarantee: a complete dossier built from official, current sources, delivered in 72 hours. Terms and Conditions.
Questions first? Email hello@italyvisadossier.com
italyvisadossier.com is a private service. It is not a government website, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Italian government, any Italian consulate, or any public authority.