Info about Expulsion (Deportation) from Italy

Here are the links about Expulsion (read deportation) from Italy:

EXPULSION (DEPORTATION)

• Expulsion – From Ethnoland® – Parts of this web site are in Italian
• administrative expulsion
• expulsion as safety measures
• expulsion as substitutive sanction to imprisonmen
• Expulsion (Allontanamenton) – Following articles in English – From Stranieri in Italia S.r.l. – In Italian Only
• Administrative Expulsion (Espulsione amministrativa)
  
• Expulsion as safety measures (Espulsione a titolio di misura di sicurezza)
• Expulsion as substitute sanction to imprisonment (Espulsione a titolio di sanzione sostitutiva della detenzione)

MISCELLANEOUS

• Foreigner married to Italian citizen – Can he/she enter Italy without visa if previously ordered expulsion? – In English, French, Italian, Srpsko, Shqip – From MELTING POT Europa
• Foreign citizen's guide – In Albanian, Arabic, English, French, Italian, Russian – From Frosinone.org
• See also, Info for Visas and Permits for Italy, dated Thursday, December 8, 2005
  

The above links are current. In the event of a broken link or if anyone has any suggestions for other sites, please feel free to post your comment and I'll update and/or correct this blog entry.

While one hopes not to be deported (read expulsion) from Italy, it happens. Much has been written about how wonderful and romantic Italy is and once experiencing Italy, one wants to stay as long as possible. However, if one overstays their visa, commits a crime, etc., expulsion from Italy will happen.

You need to plan ahead, submit the necessary paperwork and stay in Italy legally.

That's it for Friday, 31 March 2006: venerdì, 31 marzo 2006.

Ciao, Ben

Today’s quote is an Italian proverb, author unknown.

"Fra il due mali scegli il minore."
Choose the lesser of two evils.