Italy
Renowned for its iconic art and architecture, Italy’s central location
in the Mediterranean makes it a highly desirable place to live.
As a founding member of the European Union and the eurozone’s
third-largest economy, Italy offers strong economic and political stability.
Residents benefit from excellent healthcare, education, and
an exceptional quality of life enriched by its cultural heritage.
in the Mediterranean makes it a highly desirable place to live.
As a founding member of the European Union and the eurozone’s
third-largest economy, Italy offers strong economic and political stability.
Residents benefit from excellent healthcare, education, and
an exceptional quality of life enriched by its cultural heritage.
Program overview
Minimum investment by donation:
N/A
Minimum investment in real estate:
$500 000
Time to citizenship:
around 4 months
Visa-free access:
29 countries (Schenegen area)
Minimum investment by donation:
N/A
Minimum investment in real estate:
$500 000
Time to citizenship:
around 4 months
Visa-free access:
29 countries (Schenegen area)
Requirements
Italy
Residency by Investment
Requirements
No criminal record
18+ years of age
Confirmed investment source
Residency by Investment
options:
Investor Visa (“Dolce Visa”)
Minimum investment options:
• €250,000 in an innovative startup.
• €500,000 in an Italian limited company.
• €2,000,000 in Italian government bonds.
• €1,000,000 donation to a public-interest project.
- Residence validity: 2 years (renewable for 3).
- Family: Spouse and dependent children can be included.
- Stay requirement: Minimal (a few days per year to maintain).
- Path to citizenship: After 10 years of residence.
Benefits
Family friendly
The main applicant’s spouse, parents, and children up to 21 years of age can be qualified dependents for the residency card.
Health and education
You and your family will be able to study in schools or universities in Italy and have access to world-class healthcare systems and services.
Schengen access
Residents of Italy are permitted to enter
all 29 countries in the Schengen area.
all 29 countries in the Schengen area.
Path to citizenship
Following five years of residency, applicants can apply for Permanent Residency and potentially citizenship after ten years of full-time residency.
Flat tax
HNW individuals choosing to reside in Italy can take advantage of the flat rate tax scheme. This requires an annual payment of €100,000 plus €25,000 for each family member.
Dual residency
Italy allows dual residency, so you can
keep your existing nationality or other residencies.
keep your existing nationality or other residencies.
Benefits
Family friendly
The main applicant’s spouse, parents, and children up to 21 years of age can be qualified dependents for the residency card.
Health and education
You and your family will be able to study in schools or universities in Italy and have access to world-class healthcare systems and services.
Schengen access
Residents of Italy are permitted to enter all 29 countries in the Schengen area.
Path to citizenship
Following five years of residency, applicants can apply for Permanent Residency and potentially citizenship after ten years of full-time residency.
Flat tax
HNW individuals choosing to reside in Italy can take advantage of the flat rate tax scheme. This requires an annual payment of €100,000 plus €25,000 for each family member.
Dual residency
Italy allows dual residency, so you can keep your existing nationality or other residencies.
Italy basic information
CAPITAL
Rome
TOTAL AREA
505 990 km2
POPULATION
58,9 million
LANGUAGE
Italian
CAPITAL
Rome
TOTAL AREA
505 990 km2
POPULATION
58,9 million
LANGUAGE
Italian
CURRENCY
Euro (EUR)
EXCHANGE RATE
1 USD = 0,92 EUR
GDP - PER CAPITA
USD 41 091
GDP - TOTAL
USD 2,423 trillion
CURRENCY
Euro (EUR)
EXCHANGE RATE
1 USD = 0,92 EUR
GDP - PER CAPITA
USD 41 091
GDP - TOTAL
USD 2,423 trillion
Italy, located in Southern Europe, is world-famous for its rich history, artistic legacy, and diverse landscapes—from the canals
of Venice to the hills of Tuscany and the coastline of Amalfi. Its cultural contributions, including Renaissance art, Roman architecture,
and renowned cuisine, make it one of the most visited and celebrated countries globally.
of Venice to the hills of Tuscany and the coastline of Amalfi. Its cultural contributions, including Renaissance art, Roman architecture,
and renowned cuisine, make it one of the most visited and celebrated countries globally.
As a founding member of the European Union and the third-largest economy in the eurozone, Italy offers a high standard of living,
excellent public services, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. With attractive residency options for investors and retirees,
it continues to appeal to those seeking both cultural richness and long-term opportunities in the heart of Europe.
excellent public services, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle. With attractive residency options for investors and retirees,
it continues to appeal to those seeking both cultural richness and long-term opportunities in the heart of Europe.