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How to Obtain the Elective Residency Permit

ERV holders must obtain an Elective Residency Permit in order to legally reside in Italy.

This professional will be your go-to for many property-related issues, from home improvements to property records.

All Italian properties are issued an Energy Efficiency Certificate (APE) and must adhere to EU guidelines.

We address some of the most common questions on purchasing Italian real estate.

The Elective Residency Visa is the most coveted visa by international retirees who wish to relocate to Italy.

Italy requires non-EU citizens to obtain a visa in order to enter and reside within its national territory. Learn about

Italian bank deposits are insured by the FITD and the FGDCC up to €100,000 per depositor, per bank. Foreign depositors

A thorough due diligence process will ensure you are purchasing a property that is clear of structural, legal or title

Find out more about IMU and TARI, the most common property taxes in Italy.