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Permesso di Soggiorno means “residence permit”.

A residence permit, also known as a “permesso di soggiorno” in Italian, is an official document that allows non-EU citizens to reside in Italy on a continuous basis, work in Italy and access a range of services such as healthcare, education, and social security.

Foreigners who want to stay in Italy for over 90 days must obtain a residence permit — permesso di soggiorno. There are two types of residency permits: temporary and permanent.

Translation of soggiorno – Italian–English dictionary living room [noun] the room of a house etc in which the occupants of the house usually sit during their leisure time. sitting room [noun] a room used mainly for sitting in.

Foreigners who want to stay in Italy for over 90 days must obtain a residence permit — permesso di soggiorno. There are two types of residency permits: temporary and permanent. Temporary residency is valid for 1 or 2 years, depending on why the permit is needed.

Permesso di Soggiorno translates to “permission to stay”, because it is the document that you need to obtain in order to be allowed to stay in Italy long-term.

citizens planning to stay in Italy longer than 3 months (90 days) must apply for a Residency permit within 8 working days after arrival. In order to apply for the Residency Permit you have to go to the post office (via Vittorio Emanuele n. 33) and ask for the “plico per la richiesta di permesso di soggiorno”.

By Italian law, it should take within 60 days for the residence permit to be processed and ready for collection. In practice, the processing times are always much longer and people may even have to wait longer than expected.