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Italy: Lifestyle, Culture, and Opportunity
Italy is a safe and beautiful country in Southern Europe, loved for its art, history, and food. It has become one of the top destinations for investors and digital nomads because of its relaxed and well-balanced lifestyle that all comes with a low cost of living.
Investors continuously choose Italy for its attractive tax breaks for new residents and a growing tourism industry. Anyone looking to move to Italy with family is guaranteed quality healthcare, quality schools, and top-ranking universities.
Why Choose Italy?
Italy gives you access to all the benefits of the European Union and visa-free travel to over 27 Schengen countries. You can choose to live by sunny beaches, in quiet mountain villages, or in beautiful cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice.
Italy is also a great choice for digital nomads because of its reliable and affordable internet and its dedicated Italy Digital Nomad Visa. The same applies to investors who are interested in entrepreneurship and innovation through the attractive Italy Golden Visa.
Italy Investment Options
Italy offers multiple investment routes, including €250,000 in innovative startups, €500,000 in company shares, €2 million in government bonds, or a €1 million philanthropic donation to public projects in culture, education, or research.
Invest €250,000 in an Italian innovative startup already active in Italy.
Invest €500,000 in shares or stocks of a company based and operating in Italy which can be listed or unlisted.
Invest €2 million in Italian government bonds with at least two years remaining.
Donate €1 million to a public project in areas like culture, education, or scientific research.
Italy Digital Nomad Visa
The Italy Digital Nomad Visa is for skilled remote workers and freelancers working for companies outside of Italy. Applicants need at least six months of experience, must be skilled freelancers or remote workers, and must show a degree, a professional license, or a high-level qualification.
Italy Elective Residency Visa
The Italy Elective Residency Visa is for people who can support themselves without working, such as retirees.
Italy Golden Visa
The Italy Golden Visa, also known as the Investor Visa, allows non-EU nationals to gain legal residence in Italy through a significant financial investment. This visa provides access to the Schengen Area, and it’s a viable option for investors looking to support innovation, with investment opportunities in areas like startups and research.
Investment Options
Invest €250,000 in an Italian innovative startup already active in Italy.
Invest €500,000 in shares or stocks of a company based and operating in Italy which can be listed or unlisted.
Invest €2 million in Italian government bonds with at least two years remaining.
Donate €1 million to a public project in areas like culture, education, or scientific research.
What You Get With GCS
With GCS, the journey is simple — from consultation and program selection to document preparation, submission, and approval. We handle the details, keep you updated, and support you through visa approval, renewal, or transition to permanent residency or citizenship.
We learn about your goals, motivations, and timeline.
We match you with the most strategic option based on your profile.
We organize your file with precision and submit your application. No more confusing paperwork!
We manage communication with relevant authorities, so you don’t have to. You are kept updated through every stage.
Your visa is granted! Next step: We can help with renewal or transition to permanent residency or citizenship.
Why Global Citizen Solutions Is the Right Choice
We’ll Help You Navigate
Italy is in southern Europe. It is shaped like a boot, and surrounded by France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia.
Italian is the official language. English is also spoken in tourist areas.
Italy has mild winters and hot summers in the south, and colder winters in the north.
Foreign nationals can move to Italy through different visa options, such as the Elective Residency Visa for financially independent individuals, the Digital Nomad Visa for remote workers, or investment and work visas. Each visa has different income, job, or residency requirements.
If you live in Italy, then you pay taxes on all the money you earn there. The more you make, the higher your tax rate. If you live outside Italy, you only pay tax on income made in Italy. There is also a special tax program for new residents where foreigners can pay a flat €200,000 per year on all foreign income instead of paying normal tax rates.
Let's Talk About Your Next Move
Whether you’re seeking second citizenship or residency, planning a relocation, or building a cross-border mobility strategy, we’ll help you take the next step.