Can I reissue an Italian visa if it is rejected? Do I have to face it

Italy can re-sign the visa after refusing it, and there is no time limit. However, if the information has not changed, that is to say, the binding force has not improved, then the probability of being refused is still very high. It is suggested to avoid this blind re-signing. If Italy refuses the visa, it may win the interview. This has nothing to do with it. Just answer the visa officer's questions truthfully.

After the visa is refused, the embassy will give you a refusal letter. You can focus on adjusting your weaknesses according to the reasons in the refusal letter, and you will be more sure to sign again next time.