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Medical Care for Citizens Without a Residence Permit
Immigration constitutes a test case for Italy to reflect on the effectiveness of the principles established by the Constitution in a universal sense. The presence on our territory of foreign citizens who live and reside here, tests the effectiveness of the principles of inviolability of human rights, solidarity, and equality, enshrined in the first articles of the Constitutional Charter as cornerstone principles of the Republic. -
Youth Mobility Agreement Between Canada and Italy
On 1 November, the Canada-Italy Youth Mobility Agreement came into force, offering vocational training opportunities to nationals of these nations, aged between 18 and 35, who are entering the world of work. -
Family Reunification of Parents
The number of migrants in the world has been growing steadily for about twenty years and reached a record 281 million in 2020: in recent years, family reunification has been the main channel of regular migration into the territory of the European Union. -
Updating the Residence Permit
The residency permit must be compulsorily updated in certain cases, in accordance with Italian law. -
The Traineeship for Foreign Nationals
The traineeship consists of a training period that enables the acquisition of technical and professional skills through direct experience in a company. -
Bonus 200 euros Extended Until 30 November
The application to obtain the one-off allowance established by Decree-Law 50/2022 has been extended until the end of November to include other categories of workers. -
Health Coverage for Foreign Nationals in the Schengen Area
In 1997 Italy, after a process of adaptation to the entry visa policy laid down in the Convention Implementing the Schengen Agreement, entered the so-called Schengen Area. The realization of the Schengen Area took place through the strengthening of the external borders (common to all signatory countries) and the gradual elimination of internal border controls, affirming the total freedom of movement of citizens within the territories of the signatory countries. -
The Residence Permit for Pending Citizenship
Foreign nationals who hold a Permit to Stay for other reasons may apply for a Permit to Stay to Wait for Citizenship if they meet the requirements. -
The Acquisition of Italian Nationality by Marriage
The term 'citizenship' refers to the relationship that exists between a natural person and the State, with the legal system recognizing full civil and political rights, according to the provisions of Law n° 91/1992. Italian citizenship can be acquired in the following ways: - "Iure sanguinis": in case of birth or if a child is adopted by Italian citizens. - "Iure soli": in the event of birth in the national territory from stateless parents or if the parents are unknown or if the parents cannot transmit their nationality to their child due to a law of the State of origin. - Foreign nationals who have been residents in Italy for at least ten years. - By Marriage. -
Issuance of Residence Permits in Europe: Italy in the Lead
In 2021, around three million first Residence Permits were issued in the European Union, an increase of about 30% as compared with 2020, determining a return to the pre-pandemic levels of 2019.
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