Applying via an Italian consulate Once you have gathered, legalized and translated all the required vital records, you are able to submit your application at the Italian consulate that has jurisdiction where you live (a list of consulates in the U.S. can be found here). You will need to first register with the online booking system,…
The Republic of San Marino is one of Europe’s microstates, surrounded by Italy’s Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions. It is one of the oldest republics in the world, dating to 301 AD, and was reputedly founded by a Christian stonemason named Marinus, who was escaping Christian persecution by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. It officially became a…
In Alistair’s own words… “Various family members had previously looked into acquiring Italian citizenship, but we were always told that it would not be possible. After a first trip to Italy in 2018, and being completely taken by its beauty, history, culture and people, I started doing some research on the internet. I was determined…
After determining that you are eligible for Italian citizenship by descent, the next step is to gather documents to complete your citizenship application. No matter if you are applying at an Italian consulate in the United States, a municipality in Italy, or via a court case, vital records are critical to proving an unbroken chain…
On February 29, 2024, Ministries of the Interior, Tourism, Foreign Affairs and Labor signed a decree for the implementation of the digital nomad visa. Following almost two years of deliberation by national authorities, a decree has been signed that outlines the criteria for obtaining a digital nomad visa, as well as the process allowing relocation…