Statistics
The land of pizza and pasta where carbs are considered a food group and every meal is a reason to celebrate
No. of Mobility Assets
5
Best Countries Ranking
# of expats in country
17,320
English Language Usage
High
culture
Imagine this: authentic pasta in a quaint trattoria, a picturesque village where time seems to stand still, and the warmth of Italian hospitality. From breathtaking landscapes on the Amalfi Coast to art-filled cities like Florence and Rome, Italy is not just a place to live, but a place to fall in love with life all over again.
about
National Anthem
Il Canto degli Italiani
Independence Day
March 17, 1861 (unification, not independence day)
National Motto
"Viva l'Italia" ("Long live Italy")
Italy has one of Europe’s longest histories, yet it’s only been a country since 1861.
Italy’s flag represents hope, faith and charity. Green is hope, white denotes faith, and red is the colour of charity. Inspired by the French flag, it’s often called Il Tricolore (Italian for “the tri-color”).
Italy has 59 UNESCO World Heritage sites, more than anywhere else on earth. They cover the entire country, and range from Mount Etna to the Colosseum.
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Roman columns stand / Gondolas glide through Venice / Pizza margherita
Local Superstition
Breaking a mirror brings 7 years of bad luck
Unusual Legal Qurik
Illegal to make sand castles on beaches
National Pastime
Football (Soccer)
National Souvenir
Murano glass
National Dish
Pasta
Famous Festival
Venice Carnival
Famous Dance
Tarantella
Famous Music
Opera
Ranking
Numbeo Cost of Living Index
Quality of Life (US News & World Report)
World Happiness Report
The Human Freedom Index - 2023 (Cato Institute) - Personal Freedom
World Bank Ease of Doing Business
Best Healthcare (Legatum)
Fastest Internet
Overview
Passport Grade
A+
Visa-free Countries
177
Passport Ranking
17
Questions?
Find answers to common questions about GlobalPassport™ and our tools guiding you towards residency or citizenship in Italy.
What Mobility Assets are available to me in Italy?
Italy offers four different Mobility Assets: Citizenship by Descent, Digital Nomad Visas, Independent Means Visas, and RCBI (Residency or Citizenship by Investment).
Do I need to speak Italian to apply for residency or citizenship in Italy?
No, you don’t need to speak Italian to apply for any of the Mobility Assets available in Italy.
Can my family members apply for residency or citizenship in Italy with me?
Yes, in most cases, your spouse and dependent children can be included in your application, but be sure to check the requirements in the results provided in your Explorer Kit before you proceed.
How will the GlobalPassport™ help me move to Italy?
Step One: Use the Explorer Kit to determine which Mobility Assets suit you best.
Step Two: Gather your documents, with the help of our proprietary AI system if necessary, and store them securely within the GlobalPassport™ app.
Step Three: Submit your application, already knowing your chances of success thanks to your personalised Petition Approval Score.
Step Four: Receive approval and celebrate your new international residency privileges!
Can I keep my own citizenship?
Most likely! Italy does allow dual citizenship, but you’ll have to check that your home country also allows it to proceed. Many countries, such as the US, do allow dual citizenship, but check before you apply. You don’t need to change your citizenship for residency-based Mobility Assets.
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