Deadline May 31, 2026: Declaration for Minor Children of New Italian Citizens
Please note that by May 31, 2026, the declaration regarding the acquisition of Italian citizenship “by operation of law,” reserved for minor children of new Italian citizens, must be submitted. This requirement is necessary to allow for the automatic recognition of citizenship, as provided for by current legislation, without the need for further naturalization procedures. […]
No Appointment at the Consulate for Italian Citizenship Jure Sanguinis? When and How to a Court Appeal
Obtaining Italian citizenship jure sanguinis (by descent) is a right granted to those who can prove they have an Italian ancestor, with no interruptions in the line of transmission. However, in recent years, many applicants have faced a concrete obstacle: the chronic lack of available appointments at Italian Consulates abroad. What can you do when […]
VISA Digital nomads: the rules for obtaining a visa and doing smart working in Italy
Apply for your DIGITAL NOMAD VISA With the introduction of Italy’s Digital Nomad Visa on April, 2024, the country opens its doors wider to a new wave of residents: highly skilled remote workers from outside the European Union. The visa is designed for non-EU citizens performing remote work as freelancers or employees or collaborators of […]
The residence permit for elective residence
The residence permit for elective residence allows entry into Italy for the purpose of residence to foreigners who intend to settle in our country and who demonstrate sufficient resources to support themselves independently without engaging in any work. Requirements for applying for a permit for elective residence: • Availability of a residence (real estate or […]
Change the rules for filing appeals for confirming Italian Citizenship by Jure Sanguinis change
Article 1, paragraph 36 of Civil Procedure Reform Law No. 206 of November 26, 2021, which entered into force on December 24, 2021, has been amended. The provisions come into force from 22 June 2022 Article 1, paragraph 36, establishes that: “When the plaintiff resides abroad, disputes regarding the determination of Italian citizenship status are […]
