Moving to Italy requires careful attention to local property laws. Rules differ widely between regions, affecting property ownership, taxes, and transaction procedures. Foreign buyers often face extra steps, including specific permits and documentation required by local municipalities. Some regions can…
Italy’s updated €300,000 flat tax regime for new residents has become a key element for anyone thinking about combining a property purchase with a medium‑ or long‑term move. The regime can cap Italian tax on foreign‑source income for up to…
Moving to Italy implies for many foreigners the possibility of exploring its celebrated cities and characteristic natural landscapes. While the country is generally well-connected, many local hidden gems can only be reached by car, and driving remains the most convenient…
In June 2025, Italy’s Regional Administrative Court of Lazio (TAR Lazio) sided with a British couple whose Elective Residency Visa applications had been rejected. The case sparked attention among expats – but what does it really mean for future applicants?…
Italy has long recognized the importance of keeping families together. For those who have already made Italy their home—whether EU citizens or non-EU nationals with legal residency—there is now a structured and legally recognized way to bring close family members…
Buying a property in Italy as a foreigner can be an exciting experience, but also a complex one. That’s why many buyers rely on the help of a real estate agent. Still, one question remains common: “Do I really need…
Given that purchasing a property in Italy without the help of an attorney can be stressful and difficult (check out our previous article here: ), you should ask yourself the following question: “How do I choose an attorney?” In…