Here are the answers to the most popular questions about moving to Italy

A special status allowing remote-working foreigners to legally live in Italy without being tied to a specific Italian employer.

The residence permit is issued for one year, allowing digital nomads to legally live and work in Italy during this time.

As long as there is an Italian embassy or consulate in your country, you can apply.

Yes. If you still have a valid work contract or required proof of the income with sufficient financial means, you can apply for renewal.

After 5 years of continuous residency in Italy, you can apply for permanent residency (PR).

Documents are usually submitted in Italian, but we provide translation and assistance, which is included in our service package.

No, Italian language skills are not required.

The duration depends on your country of residence, but on average, it takes about 3 months.

After arrival, it generally takes 4-5 months to receive the residence permit. You can live in Italy and travel between Italy and your country of residence during this time or to other destinations as well.

We offer accommodation search services, including rental and purchase assistance, and help with contract agreements, for the first month you can stay in our property next to Rome, if you choose the «Comfort» package.

Yes, this is possible. We assess each situation during a free consultation to find the best solution.