residence

Marriage in Italy creates legal protections that simple cohabitation usually does not guarantee automatically. Italian law recognizes marriage as a formal legal institution that affects inheritance, healthcare, taxation, immigration status, …

The world’s population is still growing, but at a highly uneven pace. While some regions continue to experience strong demographic expansion, others are entering a historic phase marked by falling …

The Italian real estate market is experiencing a phase of strong growth in property prices, with several cities recording significant increases since the beginning of the year. Among them, Rome …

“Digital residency” products elsewhere (like e-residency schemes) can be useful for opening companies or signing documents remotely, but they do not exist in Italy. Here, residency is an anagrafe concept …

FiberPay helps foreign buyers purchase property in Italy with quicker transfers, clear pricing and smoother coordination with agents and notaries

Registering your residence in the municipality where you live is essential for accessing public services: healthcare, schools, opening a bank account, voter registration (for EU citizens), taxes, and other administrative …

Moving to Italy often brings a surprise at tax time: besides paying the balance for the year that just ended (saldo), you’re usually asked to prepay part of next year’s …

Italy offers a clear route to permanent residence after a stable, lawful stay. The path and paperwork differ for EU and non-EU nationals, yet the goal is the same: long-term …