Conditions for applying for Italian immigration

Conditions for applying for Italian immigration

Immigrants who intend to apply for Italian citizenship must meet the following conditions: non-European immigrants have legally lived in Italy for at least ten years; European citizens have lived legally for at least four years; Political asylum or stateless person has lived legally for at least five years; The naturalization period for foreign adults adopted by Italian citizens is at least five years from the date of adoption.

If a foreigner's parents were born in Italy, or his great-grandparents were born in Italy, he can apply for Italian citizenship at the age of 18, but he must legally live in Italy for at least two years. In this case, the applicant must apply before reaching the age of 19.

A foreigner who was born in Italy and has been living in Italy continuously can apply for Italian citizenship at the age of 18, and the application procedures must be submitted before the age of 19.

The legal residence mentioned above means that the applicant must not only hold a valid residence permit all the time, but also have the household registration record of the municipal government. In other words, even if the applicant has been holding a valid residence permit, he can't apply for Italian nationality because the household registration time is too short, so the applicant must meet the requirements of the household registration period.

When foreigners apply for Italian citizenship, the relevant departments will verify the applicant's application conditions, and the applicant must also show proof of residence history, and the household registration cannot be interrupted.

Italy's permanent work and residence immigration project is to apply to the government for the applicant's work and residence status through local legal development enterprises in Italy. Once the applicant has obtained two-year residence status, he can work freely in Italy and enjoy all the benefits of Italian residents. You can apply for a long-term residence card in Italy after five years, or apply for Italian citizenship after 10 years, and the whole family will enjoy the same welfare treatment.

Further reading: instructions for customs epidemic prevention of Italian immigrants

I. Overview

Consumer goods carried by passengers in their personal luggage may be exempted from customs duties when entering Italy, but such goods shall not be of the nature of trade import, and the total value shall not exceed 175 euros. /kloc-The limit for minors under 0/5 is 90 euros.

Second, tobacco.

You can carry one of the following four items: 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarettes (each cigar weighs less than 3g), 50 cigars and 250g tobacco.

Third, alcoholic beverages.

You can carry one of the following two items: distilled above 22 degrees, alcoholic beverage or non-denatured alcohol with purity above 80% 1 liter; Distillation is equal to or less than 22 degrees, alcoholic beverages, appetizers, champagne, 2 liters of spirits and 2 liters of low-alcohol wine; Perfume category: 50 grams of perfume, 250 ml of refreshing agent;

Fourth, coffee.

You can take one of the following two items: 500 grams of coffee, 200 grams of espresso or espresso.

Verb (short for verb) tea

You can carry one of the following two items: 100g tea and 40g tea essence.

The above items are not included in the tax-free items of 175 euros. If the articles brought by immigrants into Italy exceed the above restrictions, they should declare to the customs; The part exceeding the quota shall be subject to customs duties.

Sixth, cultural relics

(1) entry

Passengers carrying cultural relics are required to show the purchase invoice and certificate of origin to the Italian Customs. The customs will ask the cultural relics and environmental protection department to identify the artworks.

(2) Leaving the country

Carrying cultural relics with historical and artistic value (such as paintings, sculptures, decorative bottles with a history of more than 50 years, furniture with a history of more than 0/00 years, etc.) out of the country requires a national exit permit and customs notice issued by the exit office of the Italian Cultural Relics Administration.

Cultural relics with artistic, historical and archaeological value in the national historical heritage must have a national exit permit and a certificate of free movement issued by the exit office of the Italian Cultural Relics Administration.

If you are in doubt about the artistic, historical and archaeological value of cultural relics, you can apply to the exit office of the Italian Cultural Relics Administration for identification.