San Marino

Applying for a visa to San Marino? Since San Marino does not issue its own visas and entry is managed through Italy as part of the Schengen Zone, travelers typically require a Schengen Visa for short stays. Depending on your purpose of visit, you may apply for a Tourist Visa for leisure and cultural trips, a Business Visa for trade activities, a Work Visa if employed by a local company, a Student Visa for higher education, or a Family Reunification Visa to join relatives. For longer settlement, Residence Permits are available through Italian immigration, granting access to San Marino as well. To explore employment opportunities, check San Marino job opportunities, and for education or training pathways, visit institutions in San Marino to connect with accredited universities and research centers.