I am taking a cruise Oct./Nov. 2007. We will be stopping in Naples. I would love to see the Amalfi Coast (preferably Positano). What would be the best way to get there (affordably) for a day trip ...
I am planning a short trip in October to Italy. Can you suggest me top 5 places to visit in 3 days in Rome, Milano?Maybe somebody have been there resently? any ideas where the best to stay?...
For my upcoming trip to Italy, I purchased a set of electrical adapters that included an adapter that was labeled for "Europe." However, someone told me their Euro adapter didn’t work in ...
I'm planning my honeymoon to Italy in December, Christmas period. Wondering how would the weather be like? Any snow? (pardon my ignorance). And how would sightseeing, tours, shopping etc be ...
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We are travelling to Sicily on our honeymoon trip in late July. We are planning to rent a car and stay for 2 weeks. We'd like to see the sights but also to spend some time on the ...
we are young and adventuresome, into good wine and food, art, and generally anything very interesting. we are very open to fitting in with the locals and less inclined to brave the tourist bus ...
how long does one have to be gone from the country to return? do I have to go back to the US or can I just go somewhere in Europe? Also, if I wanted a visa, what are the requirements if I'm ...
This summer I am staying in Italy with a friend for my birthday - what are the best nightclubs to go to in pisa/florence or viareggio?
We are only 16 so preferably someplace where we can get in!...
i wasn't born in the states but now i am a U.S. citizen. I checked on the italian embassy website and in it it said if the nationality is U.S. and live int the US. i do not need a visa but if my nationality is not U.S and if i still live in the U.S. i need a visa. i tried to call them but they won't pick up
If you're a US citizen and hold a US passport, then you don't need a visa for a tourist visit for a visit of 90 days or less. The information regarding nationality and residence on the Italian visa website http://www.esteri.it/visti/index_eng.asp applies to people who are citizens of and hold passports from one country, but live in another.
Dudeman
u dont need a visa if you hold a passport and you should hold a passport if you r a legal US citizen.. have you ever traveled out of the country before, use what you used before
zafir
Depends on your passport. If you're travelling on a US passport, then you do not need a visa - you will have automatic entry to Italy for up to 90 days.
FMF_Chick
How long are you planning on staying in Italy for? You can come to Italy using a passport! You HAVE to get a passport to leave the country. I had to have a Visa cause I am living here, and they didnt even look at that when I flew into Italy! All I would recommend is that you get a passport!
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