Traveling in Europe is an enticing prospect for citizens of many nations across the globe, thanks to the visa-free travel opportunities provided under the Schengen rule. However, the nuances of this rule often cause confusion among prospective travelers. Making...
You might be an Italian national and not even realize it. Italian law operates on the principle of jus sanguinis (right of blood), meaning that being born to an Italian parent automatically grants you Italian citizenship, no matter where you’re born. This...
If you possess Italian citizenship, your spouse or partner has the option to acquire Italian citizenship as well. The application process is relatively straightforward and can be initiated online without delay. However, it’s worth noting that obtaining the...
In today’s world, moving across borders is becoming tougher with each passing year. Visas are harder to come by limiting the freedom to choose where we want to live. Amid these challenges, holding dual citizenship is the key that unlocks the door to new opportunities...
It is widely known that family members of an Italian (or EU) citizen, have a right of residence in Italy, like the souse and children. However, it is less known that other family members like siblings, adult children, grandparents and grandchildren, irrespective of...
Many tourists visiting the Schengen Zone find the 90-day limit within a six-month period enough for their trip. But as their visa’s end date gets close, some think about staying longer than allowed. If you’re considering overstaying your visa in Italy or...
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