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Buying property in Italy is an exciting step for international buyers—whether you are investing, relocating, or building a long-term connection with the country. While most buyers purchase Italian real estate as individuals, some choose to buy through a foreign company instead. In specific situations, this approach can be strategically sound, but it also introduces additional […]
Italy–U.S. travel is becoming easier with the launch of a new nonstop route between Rome and Texas. Beginning May 1, ITA Airways will introduce direct flights from Rome Fiumicino to Houston, expanding Italy’s nonstop U.S. connections beyond traditional gateways like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. The Houston route will operate three times weekly in […]
Before you can even apply for many long-term Italian visas—such as the Elective Residency Visa or the new Digital Nomad Visa—you’ll need something most applicants don’t expect: a signed, registered lease in Italy. Italian authorities want applicants to commit to a long-term lease before a visa is approved, as a way to prove their commitment […]
Italy is planning to increase its flat tax for high-net-worth individuals relocating to the country from €200,000 to €300,000 per year, starting with new residents after the 2026 budget takes effect. Family members would see their add-on rise from €25,000 to around €50,000 each. The move is aimed at boosting revenues while keeping Italy competitive for wealthy retirees, investors, […]
Italy is experiencing a significant influx of wealthy individuals establishing residency, driven largely by a flat tax regime first introduced in 2017. This policy allows new residents to pay a fixed annual amount of €200,000 on all foreign-sourced income, a compelling alternative to the country’s standard progressive tax rates. While this trend is visible across […]
Relocating to Italy is a dream for many Americans. Between the art, food, landscapes, and lifestyle, it’s easy to see why so many retirees and remote professionals are packing their bags. But along with the beauty of Italy comes a serious practical question: what happens to your U.S. retirement accounts and investments once you become […]