Honorary Consulate of Italy in Portland, Oregon
Honorary Consul | Bartoloni Andrea |
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Address | 121 SW Salmon Street, Suite 1030 Portland, OR 97202 USA |
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Honorary Consul | Bartoloni Andrea |
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Address | 121 SW Salmon Street, Suite 1030 Portland, OR 97202 USA |
Phone | local: international: |
Fax | local: international: |
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Hello,
I would like to obtain a tourist visa in Italy for 10 days and would like to get an appointment for interview, I am wondering if this consulate is conducting an interview because there is embassy of Italy in the Ste of Oregon
We are planning to get married in Italy early next year. I am getting conflicting information on what I need to provide from the US versus what needs to be done in Italy.
We are both previously married, so what do I need to bring to the consulate and what documents do you need to provide to me to take with me to Italy so we can get married.
Would sincerely appreciate your help to clear up the matter.
Thanks,
Mark
I sent a letter to the Portland Oregon office, requesting information about a long term visa, and what I need to do to bring my cat. No reply, and the number is now out of service. I would appreciate contact. My e mail is btuffree@yahoo.com
Just wondering if I will need a visa to enter Italy if I hold a US passport with all the articles I'm reading about the EU changing requirements
I am going to Au Pair for longer than 90 days. What are my options?
I am planing to work in Italy for about 18 months. I have been going thru the visa process. All of my paper work is in for translation and then goes to the Italian consulate for review and or approval. If some thing goes south or wrong,,please respond to,the alternative of working for 90 days on my passport. Do I have to leave Italy and return to the US at the end of 90 days? Or can I leave italy for another nearby country for a short period of time then return to italy to work again on my passport.
This is for people that had questions about this office, I received my Italian visa from them last year, they rarely answer the phone or email back, you must go right when they open with all of your paper work in hand, make sure you have double of everything just in case. The guy may be late and there may be a small line but once he showed up he stamped my papers and everything and it all worked out.
You only need an Italian visa if you plan to live in Italy for over 90 days, I believe you do not need one if you will be traveling back and forth between Italy and other countries.
Once all of this is received you will ship it with your passport to San Fransisco, get a tracking number just in case, mine took about a month to get back to me so plan ahead.
Once I arrived in Italy I was told I also had to get the permesso di soggiorno, it took 3 months for them to get it back to me and it really is unnecessary.
I am about to go back and study for a year and need to get my transcripts translated to Italian language an the Italian grading system, I was told that this consulate also does this, does anyone know if that is true?
Hi, my son's university class is planning a trip to Italy ( and France and Spain) in May. He needs a Schengen visa to join the trip. Can we apply for a visa through your office? And how do we make an appointment and where can we get information for visa application? thanks
Salve sono un Exchange student in Oregon , volevo sapere se è possibile sostenere i vari esami per prendere la patente di guida presso la vostra sede
Hello ! My name is Rovzan . I want to now about visa to Italy . I'm leaving in Portland and I have green card . How can I go to Italy ? Nooro1979@gmail.com
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