We help students apply to public universities across Italy, including the University of Messina and many other top choices.

We guide students from start to finish — from preparing documents to settling down after arrival in Italy.

You’ll typically need the following:

• FRC (Family Registration Certificate)
• CIMEA verification (for degree recognition)
• TOLC test (required for some programs)
• FBR tax returns / family income proof
• IELTS or English proficiency certificate
• Academic transcripts, passport, and other supporting documents.

Our team helps you prepare and submit everything correctly

Yes! Many Italian universities provide annual scholarships up to €6,000, plus free or discounted meals at university cafeterias (Mensa).

Not at all. Italian universities are known for their flexible system and friendly learning environment, giving students more independence and balance.

Attendance is usually not strict — students have the freedom to manage their own time and focus on exams or personal development.

Absolutely. Italian public universities are recognized across Europe and worldwide, offering excellent global opportunities.

Life in Italy is safe, enjoyable, and culturally rich. You get to experience European lifestyle, great food, and beautiful cities.

Yes — international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during their studies.

Simply contact us through our website or Instagram page. Our team will review your profile and guide you step by step.

If your family income is below €12,000 per year, you can study completely tuition-free at many Italian public universities.