Residency And Citizenship In Italy

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Home Renovation Incentives in Italy: 2025 Update

The Italian home renovation incentives have always been at the center of Italy’s economic stimulus package, energy saving plan, and architecture conservation program. Now that we are already 3 months ahead in the year 2025, the incentives undergo a grand revamp with change impacting house owners, property investors, and renters. In this article, we will […]

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Tenants Rights in Italy: a useful guide for foreigners

Relocating to Italy can be an exhilarating adventure, but it’s not without its hurdles. One of the primary concerns is securing a place to live, which often involves renting. This process raises questions about how to rent, where to rent, and understanding your rights and responsibilities as a tenant. Knowing the answers is crucial to

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Documents required for Italian citizenship: our guide

The process and documents required for obtaining Italian citizenship are different depending on the circumstances through which you are trying to obtain it. The standard documents that will be required for any of these processes in Italy are: valid passport, meaning that it has not expired and will not expire within the next six months; residence permit (permesso di soggiorno) if living in Italy,

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Obtaining Italian citizenship for a spouse

​The foreign spouse of an Italian citizen may apply for Italian citizenship 2 years after the marriage if the couple is living in Italy or after 3 years of marriage if they’re living abroad. These time frames are halved if there are children born or adopted by the married couple. This same provision, under EU law, provides for civil partnerships.

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DISCLOSING FOREIGN HELD ASSETS WHEN LIVING IN ITALY

Everyone living in Italy, including foreigners, can be fined € 10,000 or more each year if they fail to report ownership of foreign bank accounts and foreign corporations. Foreign pension funds and foreign properties also must be reported. ​ Accounting Bolla has years of experience helping individuals protect their assets. Which assets must be disclosed? According to

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Living (and Paying Taxes) in Italy with a Green Card

Expats in Italy If you have gone through the long process of obtaining the Italian permesso di soggiorno—also known as the residence permit or green card, then your next step (if you plan on working) is figuring out how to properly pay taxes in Italy. Permanent residents and US citizens who earn over the standard

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