Get Your Italy Golden Visa and Tax Incentive Factsheet
Italy offers more than lifestyle, it offers structure.
Through the Italy Golden Visa, non-EU investors can secure residency by investing in startups, businesses, government bonds, or public-interest projects. Combined with Italy’s Flat Tax (Non-Dom) regime and the Impatriati tax incentive, the country has positioned itself as one of Europe’s most attractive jurisdictions for internationally mobile investors.
Through the Italy Golden Visa, non-EU investors can secure residency by investing in startups, businesses, government bonds, or public-interest projects. Combined with Italy’s Flat Tax (Non-Dom) regime and the Impatriati tax incentive, the country has positioned itself as one of Europe’s most attractive jurisdictions for internationally mobile investors.
- But how do these regimes actually work in practice?
- What are the investment thresholds?
- What are the tax implications and for how long?
This factsheet gives you a clear breakdown of:
Investment options starting from €250,000
Key residency benefits and renewal rules
The €200,000 flat tax regime (15-year option)
The Impatriati regime (50–60% income exemption)
Eligibility requirements and structuring considerations
Family inclusion and long-term planning angles
If you’re evaluating Italy not just as a place to live, but as part of a broader wealth and mobility strategy, this guide will help you understand whether it aligns with your objectives.