Foreign citizens interested in immigration to Italy must comply with various requirements which are enabled by the Immigration Act of 1998. There are additional rules that visitors to Italy must abide by, some of which define the rights visitors may obtain depending on the sort of visa they have used to enter the country. Italy’s immigration laws reflect the majority of EU immigration rules because it is an EU member. In addition to these, Italy has ratified a number of international agreements pertaining to refugees. 2018 saw changes to the law governing refugee status in Italy. You can apply for a residence permit in Italy as a refugee.
Our immigration lawyers in Italy can offer more information on the laws which provide for immigration.
Types of residence permits under Italy immigration laws
Applying for one of the visas recognized by the Immigration Act will allow foreign nationals to immigrate to Italy. The permanent residency permit, the employment visa, and the residence by investment visa are some of the most sought-after visa categories in Italy.
By requesting family reunification visas, foreign nationals who reside in Italy can also decide to bring their families with them. According to Italy’s immigration laws, foreign nationals with family reunification visas are permitted to bring their spouses and children.
If you are interested in immigrating to Italy and need assistance, BIMAS lawyers can help you apply for the suitable visa based on your needs. For complete information on immigration laws and how to obtain Italian citizenship, please contact BIMAS lawyers.
