Venice Introduces A 5-Euro Ticket For Daily Visitors
Venice experiments a novel approach in its ongoing battle against over-tourism with the introduction of a 5-euro ticket for daily visitors.| Italics Magazine
Venice experiments a novel approach in its ongoing battle against over-tourism with the introduction of a 5-euro ticket for daily visitors.| Italics Magazine
Outside of the centro storico in Rome there are a handful of fabulous up-and-coming neighborhoods that are also worth checking out.| Italics Magazine
A city in Italy has bucked the national trend towards irredeemable decline, attracting people from other parts of the country, if not Europe: Milan.| Italics Magazine
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An alternate path to citizenship through a 2-year residency in Italy is available for those with an Italian parent or grandparent.| Italics Magazine
Having a holiday home in Italy comes with numerous advantages, but it is important to conduct due diligence before purchasing.| Italics Magazine
By understanding the Italian citizenship law and applying the eligibility criteria, you can determine the best ancestor to apply through.| Italics Magazine
We outline all the ways to get Italian citizenship and their timelines, including a review of the eligibility requirements.| Italics Magazine
The Italian elective residency visa is a form of long-stay visa, and affords many foreign nationals the opportunity to retire in Italy.| Italics Magazine
This article aims to answer those questions and will detail exactly what you can expect when you buy a home in Italy.| Italics Magazine
Have you ever wondered if there are any obligations for those holding Italian dual citizenship? This article has got you covered.| Italics Magazine
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Any doubts about the process of obtaining Italian citizenship by residency? Don't worry, we've got you covered!| Italics Magazine
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When December comes and Christmas is approaching, in Italy we just have one question: are you team pandoro or team panettone?| Italics Magazine
Get your Christmassy vibes by catching the first snow just right in these five locations across Italy, from North to South.| Italics Magazine
With changes to Italian citizenship jure sanguinis laws, and different interpretations to laws being applied by Italian consulates, it is not uncommon to receive a rejection to an application, even if you think you have followed all the guidelines. The good news is, it is possible to appeal rejections in most cases. In this article, we lay out the most common reasons for rejections and how the appeal process works. Reasons an application might be rejected There are numerous reasons […]| Italics Magazine
The conversation around housing in Italy rarely makes national headlines, yet it shapes the lives of millions. In 2025, the country finds itself confronting a slow-burning housing crisis—one built not on sudden shocks, but on decades of shrinking wages, stagnant construction, and a rental market that has become increasingly unpredictable. For young Italians, the idea of “home” is no longer a fixed destination. It is a negotiation, often month by month.The signs are mostly visible to tho...| Italics Magazine
Discover 10 magical things to do in Italy at Christmas, from Alpine markets and ski weeks to nativity art and candlelit villages.| Italics Magazine
Necessary Necessary | Italics Magazine
Necessary Necessary | Italics Magazine
Whether the Tajani Decree on jure sanguinis will be struck down by the Constitutional Court or ultimately remain in force is still uncertain.| Italics Magazine
Salento offers a great variety of real estate opportunities for foreigners looking to invest, retire, or simply enjoy a second home in Italy.| Italics Magazine
When looking into the possibility of applying for Italian citizenship by descent, one of the questions people ask is: how long does it take?| Italics Magazine
The Italian law governing the recognition of Italian citizenship has seen major revisions following the conversion of the Tajani Decree (Decreto-Legge 36/2025) into Law No. 74/2025, effective May 24, 2025. Many Italian parents are asking how these changes impact their minor children born abroad. To clarify how the law should be applied, the Ministry of the Interior released several memos: No. 26185 on May 28, 2025, No. 59/2025 on June 17, 2025, and No. 36356 on July 24, 2025. This […]| Italics Magazine
Milan Fashion Week 2025 honors Giorgio Armani’s legacy, while reaffirming Italy’s role as a global fashion leader.| Italics Magazine
The moment you step into Corso Vittorio Emanuele—the main street of the historic city center of Trapani, you will have known the meaning of Baroque. A sense of grandeur creeps on you without oppressing you. A grandeur that is closer to mystery than to opulence and pomposity, for the city of Trapani wears a mask, and the traveler is invited to wear one, too. (Am I saying this because I have been reading the great Sicilian writer Luigi Pirandello up […]| Italics Magazine
Salento, the southernmost stretch in Italy’s heel, is gaining increasing fame for its paradisiacal beaches, secluded coves dotted along its rugged coastline, majestic Baroque churches, the warm hospitality of its people, and a slow-paced lifestyle that many long for. Adding to its charm is the region’s rich culinary tradition: freshly caught seafood, handmade pasta, sun-ripened vegetables, superb local wines, and mouthwatering desserts offer a feast for the senses that is as authentic and...| Italics Magazine
Have you wondered about the process to relocate to Italy, and what exactly are the steps and requirements involved?| Italics Magazine
The new Italian citizenship law notably affects minor children of Italian citizen parents, citizenship by residency, and reacquisition.| Italics Magazine
In this article, we break down the details of the new eligibility guidelines for the recognition of Italian citizenship by descent.| Italics Magazine
When it comes to where to live in Italy, there is no objective truth. However, we identified the three best Italian regions for expats.| Italics Magazine
This emergency decree was unexpected and led to many questions and concerns for Italian citizenship by descent.| Italics Magazine
Smaller cities or villages in Italy have a significantly lower cost of living. However, moving to a major city is appealing to many.| Italics Magazine
Moving abroad is a solid way to align with our internal selves, but it cannot be a cure for the internal baggage we’ve yet to handle.| Italics Magazine
The Ministry of Interior issued a memo with new guidelines that now apply to Italian citizenship by descent procedures.| Italics Magazine
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If you are an Italian citizen abroad, one of the main requirements is to register your vital records in Italy. This article will explain how.| Italics Magazine
While citizenship in Italy can be passed automatically to minor children, extending it to one’s spouse is a completely different process.| Italics Magazine
How long you can stay in Italy depends on whether you are a European citizen or come from a non-Schengen country such as the US or the UK.| Italics Magazine
This article will outline the specifics of each scenario, who is eligible for Italian citizenship by marriage, and how to apply.| Italics Magazine
If you are American, it might not be as difficult as you think to get started on your path to Italian citizenship.| Italics Magazine
What role do Jus Sanguinis and Jus Soli play in terms of obtaining Italian citizenship? This segment will address the main differences.| Italics Magazine
All the reasons why you should buy a house in Italy and why many consider it to be a smart financial investment.| Italics Magazine
