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Why Giambrone?
What Our Clients Say
Giambrone has assisted hundreds of clients in obtaining residency in Italy, ranging from those wishing to work there, join family or retire there. If you want to find out if you are eligible, we have a prestigious team of lawyers who can assist with every step of the process, and provide vital guidance on navigating the complexities of applying for Italian visas.
Our specialist lawyers are fully multilingual, so can speak to you fluently in your own language and take the stress of the application from your shoulders.
We look forward to speaking with you today!
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I am really grateful for the service provided by Giambone Law. They supported me throughout the whole project with kindness and precision. I definitely recommended the firm to anyone looking for reliable law services!
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Italy Digital Nomad Visa Specialist Law Firm
Recently, Italy introduced new rules to permit non-EU citizens who are considered “digital nomads” to enter Italy and spend a year living and working remotely.
The new “digital nomad visa” is aimed at non-EU citizens who “carry out highly qualified work activities through the use of technological tools that allow them to work remotely, autonomously, or for a company that is not resident in the territory of the Italian state.”
These new rules will allow non-EU citizens to live in Italy by working remotely without applying for one of the Italian residence permits for work reasons within the usual annual quotas established by the “Decreto Flussi” pursuant to Legislative Decree No. 286 of 1998 (Testo Unico Immigrazione).
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Do I qualify?
This rather broad definition of “highly qualified worker” seems to cover both self-employed and employed workers. Furthermore, being aimed at “digital nomad” workers, it does not include manual workers or persons who have to be predominantly present in the workplace to perform their jobs.
However, even though the official regulations have not been announced yet and their implementation is to be defined, there are some requirements that every visa needs.
Specifically, you need:
Suitable Accommodation.
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6 months of remote working experience.
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Minimum income of €28,000 per year.
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Meet the Team
Giambrone aims to give every assistance to its clients - the comfort of speaking to a lawyer in their own language, the convenience of having overseas offices when dealing with cross-border matters as well as recruiting our lawyers for their approachability, pragmatism and creativity; professionalism goes without saying.
Giambrone has evolved in recent years, investing heavily in technology to provide our clients with the most efficient cost effective service coupled with our legal excellence.
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Adequate health insurance.
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A clean criminal record for the last 5 years.
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How does it work?
Step 1:
An application is submitted for the Digital Nomad Visa at the nearest Italian consulate in your country of citizenship or permanent residence.
The documentation you have to present is not always easy to collect and prepare, and on many occasions, is bound to involve long waiting periods with public administration. Our English-Speaking, Italian Immigration Specialist Lawyers will provide you with a full hand-holding service throughout the entirety of your application.
How long is it valid for?
The Digital Nomad Visa is valid for six months and can then be renewed for further six months, without the applicant becoming a tax resident - another benefit to this welcome visa.
If the applicant decides that they want to apply for the residence permit, during that period, either before or after the extension, they should apply for the residence permit as an independent worker, which can be done from within Portugal whilst on the Digital Nomad Visa.
Register your interest now and speak to one of our team to find out more!
This rather broad definition of “highly qualified worker” seems to cover both self-employed and employed workers. Furthermore, being aimed at “digital nomad” workers, it does not include manual workers or persons who have to be predominantly present in the workplace to perform their jobs.
However, even though the official regulations have not been announced yet and their implementation is to be defined, there are some requirements that every visa needs.
Specifically, you need:
Step 2:
Once you visa has been approved and Within eight days of arrival in Italy, applicants must apply for a residence permit at the police headquarters within the province where they reside. The permit will be issued related to the specific category of digital nomad /remote worker.
The Digital Nomad visa is valid for 1 year and can then be renewed providing the criteria is still being met by the holder.