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Erasmus + Programme

Iancer — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:50:50 GMT

Student Visa

Mmarin — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:44:40 GMT

‎Where should I start from?

LGBT life

Iancer — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 14:03:53 GMT

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      <th style="width:50%">'''DISTANCE'''</th>
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 ===Where should I start from?===
-The first step to get an Italian VISA is to check which documents are required in order to apply, following this website [https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/home/en Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs]. On this website please select "Study - POSTGRADUATE" option.
+The first step to get an Italian VISA is to check which documents are required in order to apply, following this website [https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/ Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs]. On this website please select "Study - POSTGRADUATE" option.
 ===Where to apply for the visa?===

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-Trieste is not the most welcoming place for LGBT people in Italy (read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Italy this wikipedia page] for further info on LGBT rights in Italy). This means that although Triestinians are, in general, quite open-minded and there have not been reports either of hate crimes targeting LGBT people or of openly discriminatory attitudes in recent years, there is not a particularly active LGBT scene unlike in some other Italian cities (A couple of gay PhD students have described Trieste as definitely boring even if not a completely dead place).
+Trieste is not the most welcoming place for LGBTQ+ people in Italy (read [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBTQ_rights_in_Italy this wikipedia page] for further info on LGBTQ+ rights in Italy). This means that although Triestinians are, in general, quite open-minded and there have not been reports either of hate crimes targeting LGBTQ+ people or of openly discriminatory attitudes in recent years, there is not a particularly active LGBTQ+ scene unlike in some other Italian cities (A couple of gay PhD students have described Trieste as definitely boring even if not a completely dead place).
-However there are local branches of at least two major Italian LGBT associations: ''Arcigay'' ([http://www.retecivica.trieste.it/circoloarcobaleno/index.asp ''Circolo arcobaleno''] - you can find a mailing list there) and [http://www.certidiritti.it/scrivici/29-sedi-locali/9-certi-diritti-trieste.html ''CertiDiritti'']. The former is mostly devoted to promoting social events while the latter works on LGBT rights issues.
+However there are local branches of at least two major Italian LGBTQ+ associations: ''Arcigay'' ([http://www.retecivica.trieste.it/circoloarcobaleno/index.asp ''Circolo arcobaleno''] - you can find a mailing list there) and [http://www.certidiritti.it/scrivici/29-sedi-locali/9-certi-diritti-trieste.html ''CertiDiritti'']. The former is mostly devoted to promoting social events while the latter works on LGBT rights issues.
-Apart from dating websites, another way to get in touch with the "locals" are visiting gay friendly places (like the Russian bar near ''Sant'Antonio'' square) or attending the monthly [http://www.myspace.com/jotassassina Jotassassina] party. The latter is a "straight-friendly" party and is often attended by some SISSA students.
+Apart from dating websites, another way to get in touch with the "locals" are visiting gay friendly places (like the Russian bar near ''Sant'Antonio'' square) or attending the monthly [https://www.instagram.com/jotassassina_officialpage/ Jotassassina] party. The latter is a "straight-friendly" party and is often attended by some SISSA students.
 [[Category:Life in Trieste]]