Italian Visa & Immigration Assistance

Relocating to Italy starts with choosing the right visa. Whether you are planning a long-term stay for work, study, investment, or personal reasons, the immigration process can be complex and highly bureaucratic. Our firm provides end-to-end support to ensure that your visa application is accurate, complete, and aligned with both Italian and European legal requirements.

We assist individuals and families throughout the entire immigration lifecycle, from visa selection to residency registration, helping you avoid common delays and mistakes that can compromise your relocation plans.

Personalized Assessment & Visa Strategy

The first step in a successful relocation is identifying the correct visa route based on your goals and personal situation. We offer tailored assessments to help you understand:

Which visa category best suits your case;
What documentation is required;
How long the process will take;
What your rights and obligations will be once in Italy.

We assist with a variety of visa types, including but not limited to:

Elective Residence Visa: For financially independent individuals (often retirees) with sufficient passive income and accommodation in Italy;
Investor Visa: Designed for non-EU individuals willing to make a substantial investment in the Italian economy. The visa grants a two-year residency permit, renewable, and offers a simplified path to long-term residence. Eligible investment options include: €250,000 in an Italian innovative startup, registered in the official registry (Registro delle Startup Innovative). This is the most accessible route, ideal for those wishing to support innovation and entrepreneurship. €500,000 in a shareholding of an Italian limited company listed on a regulated market, such as Borsa Italiana. This route is suitable for individuals interested in supporting Italy’s corporate sector through equity investments in listed entities. €2,000,000 in Italian government bonds, to be held for at least two years. This is a conservative and secure option, ideal for individuals seeking a lower-risk instrument while contributing to public finance.
Work Visas: Including intra-company transfers, EU Blue Card, and national quotas (Decreto Flussi);
Startup Visa: For entrepreneurs launching innovative businesses in Italy;
Family Reunification Visas: For spouses, children, and dependent family members of legal residents;
Student Visas: For individuals enrolled in recognized academic or training programs.

Application & Documentation Support

Italian visa applications typically require a large volume of documentation, which varies depending on the visa type and the issuing consulate. We provide:

A complete checklist of required documents;
Review and verification of eligibility and documentation;
Support with legalizations and sworn translations, where necessary;
Preparation of a professionally formatted application file for submission;
Guidance for online appointments and consular communication.

We also maintain ongoing contact with consular offices and immigration desks (Sportello Unico per l’Immigrazione) to monitor the status of your application.

Post-Arrival Formalities in Italy

Once your visa is approved and you arrive in Italy, you are required to complete several essential administrative procedures to obtain full legal residency. We handle:

Codice fiscale (Italian tax ID) issuance;
Residency registration (iscrizione anagrafica) at the local municipality;
Enrollment in the national health system (SSN);
Application for the permesso di soggiorno (residence permit) at the local police headquarters (Questura);
Orientation on your rights, access to public services, and annual renewals.

Our integrated support ensures that your entry into Italy is not only legal but efficient and stress-free. Whether you’re coming alone or with your family, our immigration consultants will be with you every step of the way — from your home country to your new home in Italy.

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