Legal & Formalities

Italy has rejected the proposed constitutional reform of the judiciary, with the NO vote prevailing at around 53.8% and a turnout close to 58%. The referendum, held over two days, …

Italy justice reform referendum 2026 is now one of the most sensitive political issues in the country. Italians are being asked to confirm or reject a constitutional reform that would …

If you live in Italy, or if you plan to move to Italy to work or study, you may need an official Italian language certification. The Italian government recognizes only …

In February 2026 the Italian government led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni approved a comprehensive package of measures aimed at tightening the management of illegal immigration and at the same …

Anyone starting a creative career in Italy quickly encounters a confusing mix of rules, myths, and well-meaning advice. One of the most persistent ideas is that registering your work with …

The European Union has adopted a comprehensive new regulation to overhaul packaging standards across all Member States, aiming to cut waste, boost recycling and discourage unnecessary single-use packaging. A particularly …

If you studied abroad and want to work in Italy, you need to know this: a foreign degree does not automatically let you practice here. Italy requires official recognition of …

Italy has become an increasingly popular destination for international students. It’s due to its high-quality universities, rich cultural heritage, and relatively affordable education system. For students coming from outside the …

If you are planning to study at a university in Italy and you come from a non-EU country, you will need to follow a set of official steps before travelling. …

In Italy, foreign educational qualifications — whether academic degrees, high school diplomas or professional titles — do not automatically have legal value. This affects both highly qualified professionals and people …