Explore our commitment to facilitating your move to Italy with expertise and care.
We delve into how we assist with every stage of the relocation process, from housing to tax benefits, ensuring a clear path supported by expert professionals.
Our residency and relocation services
Discover how we can assist you with your move to Italy, ensuring a smooth and stress-free process from finding a property to handling the paperwork.

Property Search
We help you find the ideal home that reflects your needs and lifestyle in Italy.
Tax Assistance
We offer advice on tax reliefs for those moving, maximising available benefits.
Residency Practices
We support procedures for stay and residence, facilitating every administrative step.
Domande frequenti sul trasferimento in Italia
Clear and practical answers to make your move and residency management in Italy easier.
The main steps to establish residency in Italy are: 1. **Obtain the correct visa (if applicable):** For non-EU citizens, the first step is often to secure the appropriate long-stay visa for your intended purpose (e.g., work, study, family reunification, elective residency). This is done at the Italian embassy or consulate in your home country. 2. **Enter Italy:** You must enter Italy with the correct visa. 3. **Apply for a Permesso di Soggiorno (Permit of Stay):** Within eight days of arriving in Italy, EU citizens and non-EU citizens (who need a visa) must apply for a Permesso di Soggiorno at the local police headquarters (Questura) or through a designated post office. 4. **Register with the Anagrafe (Registry Office):** Once you have your Permesso di Soggiorno (or if you are an EU citizen), you need to register your residency at the Anagrafe of the municipality (Comune) where you will be living. 5. **Provide Proof of Address:** You will need to provide documentation proving your address, such as a rental contract or a declaration of domicile from the property owner. 6. **Provide Supporting Documents:** Depending on your situation (e.g., work, family), you will need to provide various supporting documents as required by the Comune. 7. **Undergo Checks:** The Comune may conduct checks to verify that you are indeed residing at the address you have declared. 8. **Receive an Identity Card (Carta d'Identità):** Once registered, you will be issued an Italian identity card, which serves as proof of your residency. For EU citizens, the process is generally simpler as they do not need a visa or a Permesso di Soggiorno, but they still need to register with the Anagrafe.
We will guide you through every step, from documentation to the necessary bureaucratic procedures.
What tax breaks can I get if I move to Italy?
Discover the main deductions and incentives for new residents in the country.
How to find the ideal home for your main residence?
We offer support in researching and evaluating the best housing solutions.
What documents are needed for residency and residence permit procedures?
Detailed list of necessary documents and advice for efficient file management, based on your needs.
