Can I arrange the required fund of approximately twenty lakh rupees for visa purposes through education loans or other means in Italy?
Yes, you can arrange the required funds of approximately ₹20 lakh for your Italy student visa through education loans and other accepted sources.
- Education loans from Indian banks can cover tuition and living expenses. For loans above ₹7.5 lakh, collateral (such as property or fixed deposits) and a co-applicant are typically required. - Personal savings, scholarships, or a sponsor's affidavit (with supporting bank statements) are also accepted ways to show financial proof. - The Italian consulate generally requires proof of at least €6,079.45/year (about ₹5.5 lakh, subject to change) for living expenses, separate from tuition.
Part-time work in Italy is allowed but cannot be used as proof of funds for your visa application.
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