How to Find the Right Visa:
Jure Sanguinis isn’t the only way to get your feet on Italian soil. Maybe your plans to move to Italy have been upended by the Minor Issue, or perhaps you’d like to retire in Italy, but you don’t have Italian heritage. ICC has the experience and legal expertise to guide you through the Visa process.
Understanding the different types of residency permits available is the first step. Each permit has specific eligibility criteria and benefits. Let's break down the most common types:
1. Elective Residence Permit: Great for Retirees
Who's eligible: Individuals with sufficient financial means to support themselves and their family in Italy without relying on employment.
Benefits: Allows you to live in Italy for an extended period, with the possibility of obtaining permanent residency after a certain number of years.
2. Self-Employment Permit: Best for those who work remotely
Who's eligible: Entrepreneurs or freelancers who plan to start or continue their business activities in Italy.
Benefits: Allows you to work and live in Italy, but requires a detailed business plan and proof of sufficient funds.
3. Digital Nomad: For remote employees
Who's eligible: Individuals who have a job that allows them to work remotely.
Benefits: Allows you to live and work in Italy, but the number of Digital Nomad visas is limited and hard to get.
4. Family Reunification Permit: For the Spouse of an Italian citizen who isn’t ready to apply for Jure Matrimoni
Who's eligible: Spouses, children, or dependent parents of Italian citizens or EU residents living in Italy.
Benefits: Allows family members to join their loved ones in Italy.
5. Student Visa: The Quintessential College Experience
Who's eligible: Individuals enrolled in a recognized Italian educational institution.
Benefits: Allows you to study in Italy and, in some cases, work part-time.
6. Investor Visa: The Golden Visa
Who’s eligible: Individuals who are able to invest anywhere from 250,000€ to 2,000,000€ depending on investment type
Benefits: allows you to live in Italy for 2-5 years
Navigating the Italian Residency Process
Obtaining an Italian residency permit can be a complex process. It's essential to gather all the necessary documents, comply with specific regulations, and meet the required financial and legal criteria. At Italian Citizenship Concierge, it’s our goal to make your dream of relocating to Italy a reality. Our team provides personalized advice and support, ensuring a smooth and successful application.
Contact us today to begin your Italian journey.