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How to open a Company in Italy in 2022
Who Can Open a Company in Italy To conduct business in Italy there are several different options available. This is thanks to many reforms that encourage the streamlining and simplification of procedures required to start and operate businesses in Italy. Any person may conduct business either as an individual in Italy, or through the setting
Retire in Calabria in Italy
Italy’s southern region of Calabria is the toe of the Italian boot, a peninsula surrounded by the incredible Tyrrhenian Sea on the west coast, the Ionian Sea on the east, and separated from Sicily by the small Strait of Messina, itself steeped in both history and myth. Who Qualifies to Retire in Calabria, Italy While
Freelance Visas in Italy
Obtaining a Self-Employment Visa in Italy Getting your hands on a freelance visa (Visa for Self-Employment), as a non-EU citizen, is difficult. Not only does the Consulate ask that you have some form of “employment” lined up before arriving in Italy (often a perplexing situation), but you have to go through some additional processes that,
Retire in Abruzzo in Italy
Abruzzo is in the center of Italy, a mere 31 miles from Rome, though historically it has been considered a part of southern Italy both politically and culturally. Its eastern coast is bordered by the Adriatic Sea, with Le Marche to the north, Lazio to the west, and Molise to the south. Living in Abruzzo
Requirements for residency in Italy: all you need to know
Requirements for EU Citizens and Non-EU Citizens All citizens of the European Union have the right to move and reside freely in Italy or within the territory of another Member State other than that of which he/she is a national. Different formalities are required depending on the length of stay (exceeding three months or shorter
How to Apply for a Residence Permit in Italy
Whether you are a student, a worker or a tourist, anyone staying in Italy for more than 90 days is required to apply for a residence permit. Applying for a Residence Permit Those coming from outside of the EU will need to go through a slightly more difficult process, but one that is made easier
