How much medical and travel insurance cover do I need for an Italy student visa?
For an Italy student visa, you need medical and travel insurance covering at least EUR 30,000, typically valid for your first six months in Italy and including a repatriation clause. Proof of accommodation is usually needed for at least your first 30 days, though details vary by consulate.
You need medical and travel insurance covering at least EUR 30,000 (approx INR 32.41 L), typically valid for your first six months in Italy and including a repatriation clause, though details vary by consulate.
Insurance and related proof
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum insurance cover | 30,000 (approx INR 32.41 L) |
| Validity | Typically the first six months in Italy; varies by consulate |
| Special clause | Repatriation clause included |
| Accommodation proof | Usually at least your first 30 days, varying by consulate; a hotel or Airbnb booking is fine at this stage |
Financial proof to prepare
Published financial proof requirements vary by consulate and have ranged from EUR 5,500-10,200 (approx INR 5.94 to 11.02 L) for the academic year, depending on the consulate and the year. This figure gets revised and varies by jurisdiction, so check your consulate's website for the current amount.
- Bank statements, typically for six months, though the period varies by consulate.
- An income certificate.
- If a parent or guardian sponsors you, their ITRs plus a sponsorship letter.
My Advice
Buy insurance that clearly shows the cover amount, period and repatriation clause, so the consulate can verify it quickly. Confirm the exact requirements on your consulate's website before you finalise any document.
Cash income, business income or no ITR?
See whether your funds and documents will pass the Italy visa check.
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