Documents for Italy's digital nomad and remote worker visa

Italian consulates expect every foreign document apostilled and translated into Italian, and they can ask for more. These guides cover each document and the order to get them in.

• What documents do Americans need for Italy's digital nomad visa?Passport, form, photo, residence proof, qualification, 6-month experience, income, insurance, registered lease; employees add contract and declaration.
• Do I need a nulla osta for Italy's digital nomad visa?No. Art. 27(1-sexies) of the Immigration Act says no work nulla osta is required for digital nomads and remote workers. What you need instead.
• What does the employer declaration for Italy's remote worker visa say?Remote workers need a signed employer statement of no convictions in the last 5 years for art. 22(5-bis) offences, with the signer's ID. What to ask HR.
• Do I need a Dichiarazione di Valore or CIMEA for Italy's nomad visa?If you use a non-EU degree, consulates ask for a Dichiarazione di Valore or, as an alternative, a CIMEA statement of comparability. Which to get.
• How do I apostille and translate US documents for Italy's nomad visa?State documents get a state apostille, federal ones (FBI check) a US Department of State apostille; then a certified Italian translation.
• Do I need an FBI background check for Italy's digital nomad visa?The core nomad visa list doesn't name an applicant police certificate, but consulates can ask for one. How to get an FBI check apostilled if yours does.