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elunna   0

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hello,

i am waiting for the second letter for my visa interview, which should be coming these months.

I am concerned about the documentes that are needed during interview. I am Albanian and i did my high school in Albania

But later I have lived in Italy for several years where i graduated.

My question is do i have to translate and legalise at the italian foreign affair minister my bachelor degree and the police statement from italian police or there is no need to legalise my bachelor degree because i have my albanian high school degree? And the police statement for the years i have been living in Italy???

Please help me,

thank you in advance!

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vladek15425   7

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hello,

i am waiting for the second letter for my visa interview, which should be coming these months.

I am concerned about the documentes that are needed during interview. I am Albanian and i did my high school in Albania

But later I have lived in Italy for several years where i graduated.

My question is do i have to translate and legalise at the italian foreign affair minister my bachelor degree and the police statement from italian police or there is no need to legalise my bachelor degree because i have my albanian high school degree? And the police statement for the years i have been living in Italy???

Please help me,

thank you in advance!

Your high school diploma will suffice to get you through, but since you mentioned that you have university degree, you will need to show it. If they ask for it.

The legalisation is not necessary for italian diplomas st the ministry... only Albanian documents need to be

I'm not an official or an attorney!

Its all about a guess work...

I'm just a DVHOLIC :)

 
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