20 19 common ways to immigrate to Italy

Foreigners who marry Italians do not automatically acquire Italian nationality. What are the ways to immigrate to Italy? Foreigners must submit applications and meet certain conditions. Non-European immigrants or citizens of other European countries must legally live in Italy for more than two years or live abroad for more than three years after marrying an Italian, and the above-mentioned years for children born in wedlock, children born out of wedlock and spouse children will be halved.

The applicant should have the following supporting materials: a copy of the foreign spouse's residence permit, a marriage certificate, a birth certificate certified by the Italian embassy or consulate in the foreign citizen's original country of residence, a certificate of innocence by the Italian criminal court, a certificate of residence history, a certificate of family status, a certificate of innocence by the foreign spouse's original country of residence and certification by the local Italian embassy or consulate, a certificate of Italian spouse's nationality, and a certificate of paying 200 euros of nationality tax and 65,438+04.62 euros of stamp duty.

After submitting the application, the governor's office may require the applicant to supplement the supplementary certificate, and the required certificate should be completed in the shortest time, otherwise it may be rejected. All application procedures may take two years, and applicants can usually obtain naturalization permission within two years. If the applicant fails to obtain permission after the deadline, the applicant can bring a lawsuit to the local civil court.

Second, the Italian labor migration.

Applicable to employees employed by employers operating in Italy. According to the specific quota that the government plans to absorb foreign workers every year, the issuance of visas for such employees is restricted. In order to hire the applicant, the Italian company must obtain the permission to hire the employee.

Three. Self-employed immigrants in Italy (including business self-employment)

Refers to people who independently conduct business in Italy, such as consultants and licensed professionals (such as doctors, architects or lawyers); Or set up a company in Italy or be appointed as the legal representative of an Italian company.

Four. Italian immigrants buy houses.

When the applicant purchases a house in Italy, the Italian Embassy in China can issue a residence visa valid for 1 year. Applicants must apply for changing their visas to residence permits within 8 working days of their arrival in Italy. If investors have completed all the procedures for purchasing local real estate and have not transferred or sold it, they can apply for a long-term residence permit after five years and apply for naturalization after five years.

Extended reading: introduction to Italian immigrant life

First, diet

China's food culture thinks that people put food first, which can also explain Italian food culture well. Italians are really good at eating. In fact, every region in Little Italy has its own special cuisine, and the whole European food culture is also deeply influenced by Italian food culture. The best topic for Italians from different regions to talk about at the party is to introduce the food in each other's cities.

Italian food is famous for its original flavor. It is famous for its cooking methods such as frying, frying, frying and stewing, and likes to cook with noodles and rice instead of staple food. Italians are used to eating cooked dishes, which is unique to Italians. Italians like to eat mellow dishes such as roast leg of lamb and steak. I also like noodles, fried rice, wonton, jiaozi and acne. Delicate and delicious pasta, cheese, ham and wine have become a paradise for gourmets all over the world. Many Italian immigrants also know a lot about diet. They combine Chinese food with western food, and Italian Chinese restaurants are also deeply loved by local people.

Second, traffic.

Like China, Italy has railway lines extending in all directions. Train is the first choice for many people to travel to major cities in Italy. For those small towns around the city that can't be directly reached by train, take the train to the urban area first, and then transfer to the bus. Planes are generally used to travel between the north and the south, because in this case, it takes a long time to take the train, and the price is equivalent to air tickets.

Italy's railway network is very developed, with lines all over the country, even Sicily and Sardinia are no exception. These railway lines connect all major cities and regions, forming a convenient transportation network in Italy. In the north, Milan and Bologna are transportation centers, and the travel between cities generally takes only 1-2 hours. The central part takes Rome as the transportation hub to communicate the trains from south to north; Naples is the transportation center of the south.

Third, culture.

China and Italy are both ancient civilizations and powerful countries. Like China, there is a big gap between the north and the south, and each region maintains its own unique habits, traditions, history, food culture, language and customs. Therefore, the local people's temperament is also varied. It is rare for a country to live in the same country, but there are so many different customs. And Italians are particularly proud of their hometown. There is a saying: "The church bells in every street are worth cherishing." This sentence shows deep affection for hometown.

China is a typical country with high context. People's social expression is obscure, and many things are not directly expressed in language, which needs observation and speculation. Like China, Italy is a country that pays attention to interpersonal relationship, and most people in both countries pay attention to family and interpersonal relationship. When you meet an Italian for the first time, it is very important to know where he comes from and his life background. Not only for Italian immigrants, but also for Italians, knowing where the other person is from is a crucial factor in communication.