Education
Italy is home to the oldest university in continuous operation in the world, and public university tuition is income-based, making it one of the most affordable options in Europe.
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Italy
Investor visa and elective residence
Country overview
Italy offers two routes for people who want to establish themselves in the European Union on the strength of their own capital: an investor visa, and an elective residence visa for those with independent income.
Both lead to an Italian residence permit, which allows you to live in Italy and travel within the Schengen area once it is issued.
We confirm which of the two matches your profile, prepare the financial and civil documentation, and coordinate the filing with the Italian consulate.
Country at a glance
- Capital
- Rome
- Population
- 59 million
- Languages
- Italian
- Currency
- Euro
Life in Italy
Education, economy, healthcare, and everyday life
Italy combines a G7 economy and a world-renowned health service with a culture that has shaped Europe for two thousand years.
Economy and jobs
Italy is the third-largest economy in the eurozone, strong in manufacturing, design, fashion, agri-food, and engineering. Small and medium enterprises drive much of the export economy.
Healthcare
Italy's national health service ranks among the best in the world, and residents receive care largely free of charge, including through family doctors and public hospitals.
Quality of life
Art, food, and history are part of daily life, and Italy consistently ranks high for life expectancy and work-life balance.
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