 I know, I know. It's a long, time-consuming, nerve-wrecking process.
But getting your Italian citizenship is so worth it. Let's see the main benefits of becoming an Italian citizen together: 1) full right to healthcare 2) possibility to work and live freely in any other EU member State (as from 2021, British people will no longer be considered European citizens) 3) you keep your passport and nationality Sounds good! Can I apply then? If you want to know if you're eligible, check out this posts. Basically, you need to prove that you have an Italian ancestor and that no one, in the lin up to you, renounced their Italian citizenship (more info here, here and here). Another option is applying for Italian citizenship through marriage: you must have been living in Italy for 2 years. If ou have children, it's 1 year. See here for a longer blog post on precisely this topic. The last option is naturalization. This is for people who have lived in Italy continuously for at least 3 to 10 years, depending on several factors. If you're a EU national, for example, it's 4 years. If you're not, it's 10. Of course, in all these cases you'll need your documents to be translated and certified in court. If you need help with this, just reach out! Comments are closed.
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