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If you decide to settle in Italy, you'll probably need to have your academic title officially recognized. (If you want to know more, email me).
That's no easy feat. You truly need an expert. So just go on and read my interview with Michela de Julio, the expert for Italy. Over the past few weeks I have been talking with some very interesting professionals about Italian dual citizenship. But there are several reasons why someone would settle in Italy, and this is the realm of relocation and global mobility experts such as Damien O’ Farrell. Read on this fascinating interview!
Getting your Italian citizenship starts with collecting your documents, then understanding if you're eligible and applying, right? And then comes the fun part: settling down and paying your taxes! That's what we're going to discuss today with Paolo Rigo, an international tax advisor from Studio Rigo, Verona, Italy!
Foreign citizens who have immigrated or are in the process of immigrating to Italy can take their family with them. Those who live in Italy and still have family members abroad can apply for family reunification.
The Italian government supports immigrant families, and one of the most popular ways of bringing family members to Italy is by applying for a family reunification visa. Italy is one of these top-rated destinations of European countries provide perfect conditions for foreigners who want to retire.
After our first two articles, we have come to the last in the series about retirement in Italy. We are discussing visas, the different permits to obtain, and the Golden Visa Process.
Are you familiar with the acronym AIRE as it applies to Italy? If you are an Italian or seeking to become one, you should be cognizant of its meaning: the Registry Office for Italian Citizens Residing Outside the Country.
It's a fact that Italy, the country which is shaped like a boot, is better than other places.
I was just kidding - each nation has its extra-special points of interest. It's fair to say that Italy is absolutely packed with unique features. Delicious cuisine, coffee, wine, stunning rural areas, and a fascinating history… everything about Italy is worth telling your friends and family about. This article will cover the 7 things you should familiarize yourself with before relocating to Italy. This includes everything from the culture and traditions to important matters such as health insurance. Not only those who want to work or start a business in Italy have the chance of immigrating here. Italy is one of the main destinations in Europe for persons who have reached retirement age and want to live in another country than their own.
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AuthorI'm Natalia Bertelli, an English/Spanish to Italian legal translator. Since 2008 I have been working on contracts, judicial deeds, certificates, corporate translations for foreign clients who want to do business in Italy, get a dual citizenship or simply settle in my beautiful country. Categories
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