The incredible advantages of becoming an Italian citizen

1. Freedom of movement between Member states

With an Italian passport – as well as for any EU member state – you will not need additional permits to travel, work, study and even retire within the different countries that make up the EU.

2. EU programs and grants

The EU and Italy strongly promote the economic development of its citizens and its companies, so both individuals and companies can access various economic development and funding programs in different areas such as research, real estate development, entrepreneurship and more.

3. Access to the European labor market

If you have Italian citizenship – unlike non-EU citizens – you will be able to access a barrier-free European labor market, which can mean more job opportunities with more favorable conditions than in your home country.

4. Stability and quality of life

Most European countries – including Italy – have a high standard of living, with quality health and education systems, as well as solid and concrete social protection. In addition, Italian citizenship could provide you with the sense of political and economic stability you desire.

5. Exercise your social and political rights

Italian citizens have the right to receive health care, access education, and other social services in any EU country. They also have access to social benefits and assistance on an equal footing with citizens of all EU countries. Finally, the people of Italy have the right to exercise their political rights anywhere in the EU, being able to vote and stand in both local and European Parliament elections.

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Article written by Alessia Ajelli, Managing Associate of LCA Studio Legale, Italian lawyer specialized on Italian immigration and citizenship law.