In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at how to register your residency with the Italian ‘anagrafe’ office and the key responsibilities foreign residents need to keep on top of.
Here are the main things you should know if you want to succeed first time round when applying for Italy's popular - but elusive - elective residency visa.
As more Americans are looking at a possible move to Italy, is the country now making the process more difficult? Here’s what recent law changes mean for relocation plans.
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at the practical steps UK and US citizens need to take to relocate to Italy in 2025, and the ins and outs of the 'impatriate' tax scheme for workers moving to the country.
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at the essential admin tasks you'll need to complete after arriving in Italy, and the ins and outs of the country's flat tax rate for pensioners.
The northern Italian province of Trento is considering awarding grants of up to €100,000 to attract new residents – but as you might expect, there's more than one catch.
In 2019, Italy introduced a generous seven-percent flat tax rate for people looking to retire to some parts of the country's centre-south. But is the scheme still in place in 2025?
From escaping the Trump administration to searching for better quality of life and connecting with family, the reasons why Americans have recently moved to Italy are varied.
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at what you should do to prepare for retirement in Italy and whether you can set up a direct debit for your Italian utility bills using a foreign bank account.
If you’re looking to move to Italy and find a rental, you might be wondering whether it’s possible to sign a lease if you’re not a resident in the country.
Have you ever wondered where all the British residents live in Italy? Here’s a look at what regions and cities they prefer – and which parts of the country they tend to avoid.
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we’re looking at essential things to do and consider before moving to Italy and how much you’ll need to be able to live in the Italian capital in 2025.
If you are thinking, or even just daydreaming, about moving to Italy, it can be hard to know where to start in your preparations. Here's our checklist for the essential things to do before the move.
Milan is one of the most popular Italian cities for foreigners to move to, but it's also among the most expensive. So how much do you really need to live in the northern city in 2025?
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at key things you should be aware of if you’re planning to relocate with kids in tow, the ‘best and worst’ Italian cities to live in, and how to get your Italian tax code.
People applying for Italian long-term visas will need to have their fingerprints taken to complete their applications as part of government efforts to ramp up security within Italy’s immigration system.
From complex bureaucracy to the language barrier, moving to Italy is generally known to be a challenging process. But relocating with children can add another layer of difficulty.
Cities in northern Italy offer significantly higher quality of life standards than cities in the south. That's the conclusion of a new survey ranking the country's provincial capitals from best to worst.
Many Americans have been anxiously searching for ways to move abroad since Donald Trump's election win. Italy provides an enticing option, with some towns rolling out the red carpet to potential new American residents, as Silvia Marchetti discovers.
Moving to Italy is a dream for many US nationals who have fallen in love with the country, but which Italian visa should you opt for depending on your circumstances?
