Investment Visa - Residency by investment in Italy

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• help_outlineHow do I get a Investment Visa in Italy?

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  There main way to apply directly in your country of residence with the local Consulate. This will grant you a two-year residence visa and you can extend this after arriving in Italy if needed.
  
  The investor must be able to invest between €250,000 and €2,000,000 in Italy. They must also provide proof that they have accommodation and enough funds to support their lifestyle and family’s, if necessary.

• help_outlineWhat’s the timeline for the Visa?

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  The timeline differs depending on whether you apply for from Italy or your country of residence.

• help_outlineCan I work in Italy with an investment visa?

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  Yes, the Investment Visa allows you to work in Italy as an employee and/or as a freelancer. The process requires getting a “Permesso di Soggiorno” and this can be converted into a work permit if you provide the required paperwork. The “Permesso di Soggiorno” must be renewed after two years.

• help_outlineWhat is the Investment Visa for Italy?

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  This document is a residence Visa that’s granted by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development to non-EU citizens. They must invest in strategic assets that will have benefits to the future development of Italy. The applicant must invest at least €250,000 in an Italy-based startup, invest €500,000 in an Italian company, donate €1,000,000 to an Italian philanthropic cause or invest €2,000,000 in government bonds.