Support for studying in Italy

Studying in Italy can change the course of your life.

We help you choose a suitable path and guide you through the admissions process, pre-enrolment, preparation of your visa application and the initial formalities in Italy. From abroad, the process can seem confusing. We turn it into clear steps, so you can focus on your studies.

The best investment you can make is in yourself.

Experience with administrative procedures Multilingual support Based in Cassino
Panoramic view of Cassino and the surrounding mountains
Our baseCassino

In the heart of Italy, between Rome and Naples.

Photo: Piotr Gurgul, CC BY-SA 4.0

Practical experience with international student procedures

CassinoRomaMessinaCatania
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Our mission

Help you make a choice that can genuinely improve your life.

Studying abroad is a serious decision. With commitment and a path that suits you, it can open up work opportunities, independence, new relationships and possibilities that were previously out of reach.

Our role is to make both the choice and the procedures understandable, so that no one has to feel alone when facing a system that can seem confusing from the outside.

A professional service with a human purpose.

Our fee allows us to give each case the time it deserves, check the latest rules, support you with the documents and remain available throughout the different stages. We want to do this work well because behind every application is a person trying to build a better future.

What we can promise: care, honesty and continuity. We help you prepare for every step and remain by your side throughout the process; the outcome depends on the relevant authorities.

Tell us about the future you want to build
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What education changes

A qualification can widen your choices for an entire working life.

Across Europe, people with higher qualifications are more likely to work and tend to earn more. The difference appears early and often grows with experience.

A direct comparison in the euro area

€17,286 more in one year.

In the euro area, employees with tertiary education earned an average of €56,096 gross a year, compared with €38,810 for those whose highest qualification was upper-secondary or post-secondary non-tertiary education.

Upper secondary / post-secondary non-tertiary€38,810
Tertiary education€56,096
+45%average gross annual earnings
Euro area (19 countries), 2022 · annual full-time-equivalent earnings

Earnings at mid-career

+84.6%

With a master’s degree or doctorate

Across the 25 EU countries covered by OECD data, full-time, full-year workers aged 45–54 with a bachelor’s degree earn 44.1% more than workers whose highest qualification is upper secondary. With a master’s degree or doctorate, the difference reaches 84.6%.

Earnings index · upper secondary = 100

Upper secondary
100
Bachelor’s degree
144.1
Master’s or doctorate
184.6
EU-25 average, 2022 · full-time, full-year workers aged 45–54

Beyond earnings.

A degree can open the door to more specialised career paths, give you the skills to build a business of your own, and bring you closer to the field you genuinely want to work in. Its value, therefore, lies not only in the financial return, but also in the freedom to choose work that interests you, reflects who you are and can bring you fulfilment.

Finding work

Higher qualifications are linked to higher employment rates.

The difference appears in the first years after study and remains visible across an entire working life.

Soon after gaining the qualification

87% vs 77.2%

In the EU, 87% of recent tertiary graduates are employed, compared with 77.2% of recent graduates from upper-secondary or post-secondary non-tertiary education.

Upper-secondary / post-secondary non-tertiary77.2%
Tertiary education87%
+9.8 pointswithin one to three years of gaining the qualification
EU-27, 2025 · ages 20–34, no longer in education or training

Across a career

79% → 86% → 90% → 94%

Across the 25 EU countries covered by OECD data, the employment rate rises at every qualification level.

Upper-secondary / post-secondary non-tertiary79%
Bachelor’s degree86%
Master’s degree90%
Doctorate94%
EU-25 average, 2024 · ages 25–64
Employment and unemployment rates use different denominators: the first covers the whole age group; the second only people working or actively seeking work.

Sources: Eurostat · earn_ses22_30 · Eurostat · edat_lfse_24 · OECD · EAG 2025, A3 · OECD · EAG 2025, A4 (EU-25)

These figures are group averages, not personal forecasts. Country, field, languages, experience and working pattern all matter.
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Beyond enrolment

First choose. Then apply.

Filling in forms is only one part of the process. First, you need to understand which course is genuinely suitable; then you need to address university procedures and the requirements for studying and living in Italy in the right order.

We start with you. We compare courses and locations, check the requirements and flag any difficulties from the outset. We then support you through admissions, pre-enrolment, preparation of your visa application and the initial formalities in Italy.

Personal guidance

We consider previous studies, languages, interests, available resources and future prospects. We do not offer everyone the same solution.

Well-organised procedures

We organise requirements, documents, portals, deadlines and communications. We make the process straightforward and accessible: you know what you need to do, when and why.

A real presence in Italy

We are based in Cassino. We have also supported applications and university pathways in Rome, Messina and Catania.

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Profile assessment

The first step is to understand where you are starting from and where you want to go. We review your educational background, language skills, interests, available time and budget.

  • Initial consultation
  • Preliminary eligibility check
  • Priorities and alternatives
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Choosing your path

We compare courses and locations based on your profile, the university environment and how each option fits into your longer-term study plans. The simplest option is not always the most suitable.

  • Targeted course research
  • Comparison of options
  • Academic and local context
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Admission, Universitaly and visas

We prepare a clear checklist and review your university application and consular-stage documents against official guidance.

  • Admission applications
  • Pre-enrolment through Universitaly
  • Preparation of visa documents
  • Deadlines and communications
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Arrival and formalities in Italy

Our support does not end with admission or the visa. We can continue to guide you through the formalities involved in living and studying in Italy.

  • Residence permit
  • Tax code and initial formalities
  • Support with settling in
  • Support throughout your university studies

A clear division of responsibilities

We prepare the process. You remain in control of the official application.

We build the working dossier: an individual checklist, timetable, draft forms, document organisation and a final completeness check. Official certificates and decisions remain with the competent institutions.

What we can do

  • Identify the official procedure for your university, country and year
  • Prepare checklists, timelines and draft forms from the information you provide
  • Review copies for completeness and consistency and help organise the dossier
  • Explain each step, monitor deadlines and, where permitted, accompany you in Cassino
  • With your approval, refer or coordinate a qualified translator, lawyer, accountant, patronato or other specialist when needed

What you must do personally

  • Obtain authentic original documents and give complete, accurate information
  • Keep control of personal accounts and credentials, approve and sign every declaration
  • Attend visa, biometric, interview, post-office and police appointments whenever personal presence is required
  • Pay universities, public authorities and third-party providers directly
A written delegation may be accepted for some document deposits or collections, depending on the authority. We verify this case by case; we never assume that a delegation is valid.
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Clear prices

Choose the support you need, without paying for what you do not need.

You can start with one stage or choose a complete pathway. Either way, you know what the service covers, what remains your responsibility and how much you will pay before you begin.

One stage

Orientation and personal plan

A calm starting point for understanding where to begin and which options genuinely make sense for you.

From 1 January 2027€109Until 31 December 2026€89
  • Individual consultation of up to 60 minutes
  • Review of your education, goals, languages and priorities
  • Preliminary comparison of suitable study paths
  • Written plan with next steps and key deadlines
Start with orientation

One application

Admission and Universitaly

Guided support for one course and one university application.

From 1 January 2027€309Until 31 December 2026€249
  • Preliminary review of requirements and deadlines
  • Personal document checklist
  • Formal completeness and consistency checks
  • Support with forms, drafts and Universitaly pre-enrolment
  • Final review before you submit
Prepare your application

One file

Study visa file preparation

An organised file and careful preparation for one study-visa application.

From 1 January 2027€189Until 31 December 2026€149
  • Personalised checklist
  • Formal review of the documents you provide
  • Support with forms and explanatory drafts
  • Appointment and interview preparation
  • Final check before you submit
Prepare your visa file

Additional services

Add only what you need.

Additional work is agreed before it begins. Nothing extra is charged without your approval.

From 1 January 2027Until 31 December 2026
Additional university or applicationOne application in the same academic year€119€99
Scholarship or benefit applicationOne application, if you meet the requirements€149€119
First residence permitGuidance and file preparation€119€99
Accommodation supportSearch and procedures; availability is not guaranteed€99€79
Translator or professional coordinationThe professional’s own fee remains separate€49€39
Simple or courtesy translationPer standard page€39/page€29/page

Know what you will receive before you pay.

The packages describe standard cases. After an initial assessment, you receive a written quotation setting out the work, scope and final price. The agreed fee does not change during the engagement, and no extra professional cost is added without approval.

University, consular and visa-centre fees, CIMEA, stamps, delivery, travel, certified translations, apostilles, legalisations and external professionals remain separate. You keep control of your credentials and OTP codes, sign and submit applications yourself, and attend whenever your presence is required.
Let’s discuss your path

Clear costs before we begin

You know what is included before paying.

After an initial review, Fidan sends a written proposal describing the activities, stages, fee and expected external costs. No paid service begins until the proposal is accepted.

Our fee

It covers the guidance and administrative support listed in the written proposal.

External costs

University and application fees, visa-centre or consular charges, CIMEA, certified translations, apostilles or legalisations, stamps, postage, travel and independent professionals are separate and are contracted and paid directly by you.

One contracting party

Fidan Safarova is the sole service provider and contracting party. She agrees the engagement, performs the service and issues the related tax document.

Contacting us does not create a contract. Before any paid engagement, you receive the scope, price, terms and cancellation information in writing.

Our approach

A clear path, from start to finish.

Every student’s situation is different. Our aim is to make the process straightforward and accessible, following official guidance while giving you the time and peace of mind to focus on your studies.

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Listening and assessment

We review your situation, goals and constraints. If an option is not realistic, we say so from the outset.

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Personal plan

We set out the options, documents, deadlines and responsibilities in a clear plan.

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Putting the plan into action

We follow the applicable procedures and review together what has been completed and what remains to be done.

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Ongoing support

We remain available through the later stages, from admission to arrival and the first months in Italy.

Our principle: follow the rules, explain each step and never promise outcomes that depend on universities, consulates or other authorities.

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About us

Experience made clear.

I’m Fidan Safarova. I came to Italy as an international student and know first-hand the questions, obstacles and adjustments that accompany each stage.

With UniChiaro, I turn that experience into an organised method, checking procedures and deadlines against current official sources.

When a matter requires reserved legal, tax or other specialist expertise, the client engages a qualified professional directly.

Fidan Safarova is UniChiaro’s sole service provider, contracting party and client contact. All services, communications and payments are handled directly by her.

We speak your language

We can assist you in Italian, English, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Azerbaijani.

We have been through this experience

We know first-hand what it means to come to Italy to study and to understand a new system.

We understand the procedures

We combine practical experience with operational knowledge of Italian rules and university and consular procedures.

We look beyond admission

We consider whether a study path fits your profile, the local context and future opportunities, without promising academic or professional outcomes.

Languages

We communicate clearly, including in your language.

We can assist you in Italian, English, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Azerbaijani.

The website is also available in Turkish, Persian and Hindi.
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Cassino and beyond

From Cassino, we support study paths across several Italian cities.

In Cassino, we offer an on-the-ground presence and practical knowledge of the area. We have also gained experience with study paths involving universities in Rome, Messina and Catania, and we can assess other locations according to your needs.

CassinoRomaMessinaCatania
Considering Cassino? Read our practical guide to Unicas and student life.The cities listed reflect the team’s experience and do not imply any affiliation with their respective universities.

First step

Let’s start with your situation.

Write to us and tell us which country you are from, what you have studied, which languages you speak and which study path you are considering. We will carry out an initial review and explain clearly whether we can help and, if so, how.

For an initial assessment

We only need five details.

  1. 01Country of citizenship and residence
  2. 02Completed education or studies currently in progress
  3. 03Languages spoken and approximate level
  4. 04Field of study and cities under consideration
  5. 05Academic year and available timeframe

Independent support. We are not a university, consulate or public authority, and we do not represent the universities mentioned. Decisions on admissions, visas, scholarships and permits are made by the relevant authorities and cannot be guaranteed. When a matter requires a regulated professional service, we refer the student to a qualified professional.