Admission Rules

School representatives will contact you to proceed with your application. You will have to prove the compliance with admission requirements. Successful candidates will receive an acceptance letter. The enrolment at ITALIAN HOSPITALITY SCHOOL is made after the payment of a non-refundable admission fee of 400 Eur and the full tuition fee. Enrolment at Italian Hospitality School for non-EU applicants will be subject to fulfilling the immigration requirements set by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country. Students who need the assistance in finding an appropriate accommodation in Rome have to request it while submitting the application.

1. Applicants should complete the application form on our web page: www.hoschool.it
2. The school receives the application, request for credentials and assess if it meets the Entry Requirement into Italian Hospitality School for admission into the European qualification Framework Levels 3, 4 and 5 professional Education and Training Courses (EQF).
3. High School Diploma (obtained after at least 12 years of studies) translated into Italian, legalized or with Apostille and accompanied by the Declaration of Equal Value (DoV) issued by the competent Italian Diplomatic authorities (Embassy or Consulate) of the country where you obtained your Diploma and in charge of the High school qualification system.
4. English language certificates with grades corresponding to European Council level B2 or Higher (issued within the CLIQ framework).
5. Students applying to Course of study held entirely in English are not required to take the Italian Language Exam.
6. If you are enrolling in a Course of study entirely taught in English and your High School Diploma were also issued in English, Italian translations are not necessary, while legalization by the competent Italian Embassy or Consulate remains compulsory.
7. In serious or peculiar situation, the Declaration of Equal Value (DoV) related to the High school title, can be replaced by the declaration issued by the CIMEA – NARIC Italia (Associazione CIMEA) Italian ENIC/NARIC (E-mail: info@cimea.it – Web Site: http://www.cimea.it).
8. This declaration must report all the necessary information to evaluate the foreign titles, usually contained in the DoV.
9. The Declaration of Equal Value (DoV) of the diploma is issued by the competent Italian Diplomatic authority (Embassy or Consulate) in the country where the student achieved the Diploma and in charge of the High school qualification system, for example: if you achieved a British High School Diploma in India, the DoV must be issued by an Italian Embassy or Consulate in the UK.
10. If applying Student meets the admission requirements, an ENROLLMENT FORM will be forwarded by the School.
11. The Student completes the ENROLLEMNT FORM, and makes the payment of Non refundable application fees of £400 and ALL Tuition fees for the chosen Course of study to the School.
12. The School is available for any necessary consultation regarding the Visa application process. We also strongly advice you to review the Italian embassy or Consulate website in your country to get specific, detailed information on the visa application process in order to mitigate any difficulties .This is due the fact that every embassy or consulate has different requirements, standards and practices for Students Study Visa approval.

Student Visa for Italy

Long-stay visas (national D visas) are issued for stays exceeding 3 months. The main reasons for issuing this type of visa are study, work and family reunion. National long-stay visas are for intended stays of more than 90 days. Those visas are covered by Italian national legislation, although holders of a national long-stay visa have the right to circulate within the territory of the Member States in accordance with Regulation (EC) No (EU)265/2010 of 25 March 2010. In particular holders of type D visas are permitted to circulate freely in Schengen countries other than the issuing one for a period of not more than 90 days per half-year and only if the visa is valid. They are typically issued for family reunion, study or employment purposes.

For more information see the document below.

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