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Apply directly in Italy

Are you ready to begin your journey towards obtaining Italian citizenship as soon as possible? Applying for Italian citizenship by descent in Italy is often one of the quickest routes to achieve this goal.

While many consulates worldwide have long waiting times for initial appointments, applying in Italy can expedite the process, as appointments are generally not required in most municipalities, allowing for a faster completion.

Individuals who opt to apply in Italy often have a desire to explore their ancestral roots or simply experience life in Italy during the application process. Some may use this time to travel and discover other European countries as well.

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Italy Process at a Glance

Step 1: Travel to Italy

You can enter Italy as a tourist and establish residency for the purpose of applying for Italian citizenship by descent. Most involved offices accept walk-ins, eliminating the need for special appointments.

Step 2: "Codice Fiscale" and "Dichiarazione di Presenza"

Upon arrival in Italy, you may need to submit a "dichiarazione di presenza" to inform the Italian government of your arrival, especially if your passport wasn't stamped in Italy. Obtaining an Italian tax code ("codice fiscale") may also be necessary, which can be acquired quickly through the local "Agenzia Delle Entrate."

Step 3: Establish Residency

Italian law allows you to travel to Italy as a tourist and establish residency in a chosen town for the purpose of the citizenship application. Suitable accommodations must be secured, such as a lease agreement for long term renal or proof of property ownership.

Step 4: Local Police Verification

Local police will verify your residency, a standard procedure for anyone changing residency in Italy. This typically involves a brief visit to confirm your residence. Police have 45 days to check you.

Step 5: Application for Citizenship

Once you've established residency, you can formally apply for Italian citizenship through the city hall's citizenship office. Submit all required documents and allow for the necessary evaluations.

Step 6: Residency Permit Application

As the process often exceeds the 90-day limit for non-European citizens to stay in Europe, you'll need to apply for a residency permit based on the dual citizenship application to continue residing in Italy.

Step 7: Obtainment of Citizenship and Passport Application

The processing time for citizenship can vary based on factors such as complexity and the specific municipality. After citizenship is granted, you can apply for an Italian passport directly in Italy or register with the AIRE registry and apply through your local Italian consulate.

For further information on applying in Italy with our Italian Dual Citizenship Experts, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Our Locations

Northern Italy

Il tuo Viaggio verso la Cittadinanza Italiana

Why Choose Us:

‍1. Tailored to Your Success: We stand out as the only company that selects your Clerk and customizes your paperwork to meet their specific requirements. This not only saves time but also increases your chances of Italian citizenship recognition.
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2. Minimal Time Commitment: We've streamlined the process to require just a few weeks-months in Italy. This means you won't have to disrupt your life or take extended leave. It's convenience at its best.
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3. Flexible Timing: We work with your schedule, allowing you to choose the best time for your Italian citizenship journey. It's a process that adapts to your life, not the other way around.

TIMELINE

Document collection: 6-12 months (depending on document location)

Residency establishment in Italy: 3-4weeks

Recognition of Italian citizenship: 4-5 months after establishing residency in Italy

How It Works?

Our Apartments

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Our Commitment to you

Our commitment: A Rock-Solid Policy

We stand by our commitment to your success. In the event that, during the document retrieval process, it is discovered that the client does not qualify for Italian citizenship, BIC will initiate a refund of 80% of the total cost of document collection.
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IMPORTANT:
Due to the unique complexities of some citizenship cases, our Money Back Guarantee may not apply. Cases that present initial issues may need a closer look and entail some risk. Contact us to ascertain whether your case falls under our Money Back Guarantee, outlined in our service agreement.
Please note that the guarantee is null and void if you:
- Become delinquent on payments
- Refuse legal counsel necessary for a successful appointment
- Fail to authorize BIC for document acquisition
- Refuse second or third appointment attendance, if required

Tailoring Costs to Your Unique Application

Every jure sanguinis citizenship application is distinct, presenting unique factors that influence the overall costs. Variables such as county and state of issuance, the number and type of certificates needed (birth, marriage, death, etc.), and the complexity of ancestry situations all play a role in determining the expenses involved.

Factors Influencing Expenses

Ancestral Complexity: The complexity of your ancestry, including the number of generations and various states of residence, significantly impacts the number of required certificates and thus, expenses.
Document Discrepancies: Cases involving major name changes or discrepancies within documents may require additional legal steps, possibly involving a U.S. lawyer under your retention but guided by our expertise.
Civil Records Registration: Instances where civil records were not registered may necessitate a court order, adding to the expenses.