Italian citizenship

The EU ICT framework regulates the temporary transfer of highly qualified non-EU workers within multinational groups operating in the European Union. The legislation establishes specific rules for both short-term and long-term intra-EU mobility, facilitating the movement of personnel between European branches of the same corporate group

The declaration of presence and the declaration of hospitality are two obligations established under Italian immigration law. The first concerns foreign citizens temporarily staying in Italy, while the second must be filed by the person providing them with accommodation. Understanding the differences between these requirements is essential to avoid administrative irregularities and penalties

The debate surrounding Italian citizenship jure sanguinis currently focuses on the new restrictions introduced in 2025, the loss of citizenship for minor children of citizens naturalized abroad, and the possible retroactive application of the reform. Upcoming decisions by the Court of Cassation and the Constitutional Court could impact the recognition of Italian citizenship for thousands of descendants worldwide