Moving to Italy as an EU Citizen

Moving to Italy from the EU can present various opportunities to individuals at many stages of life; from working in Italy all the way to retiring to Italy for a taste of the Italian lifestyle. Relocating to Italy from the EU for citizens of the European Union can be quite straightforward but it is still important to make sure to complete the various steps in the process for a finalized relocation. In this episode of the Italian Real Estate Podcast hosts Marco Permunian, an Italian attorney, along with a video podcaster and dual citizen expat, Rafael Di Furia, known for his project Not Your Average Globetrotter, @RafaelDiFuria, go over the process of moving to Italy as an EU citizen.

Italian Real Estate Podcast EP40:
Moving to Italy as an EU Citizen

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Also to see more from Rafael Di Furia about life in Italy and life as a dual citizen check out his YouTube channel and website:

[santasantinagatta]

Thank you for all this useful and pertinent information. Love your show.

[hbp_]

Nowadays anybody can get the tax code without stating a reason. I'm not sure about the consulates and such but if you show up at an Agenzia delle Entrate office, they'll assign one for you and they even have the application form in dozen different languages.

Personally I got mine months before I decided to stay because I wanted to get an Italian SIM with a subscription, providing faster Internet connection without a data cap. At the time prepaids were limited.

[martinpollard]

Thanks for the video you guys are always very helpful. I'm not an Italian citizen but have recently taken up an Irish passport after brexit. I'm married to a Venezuelan woman non EU and planning to move to Europe together. Can you make a video along those lines??

[mika]

Thank you that was interesting.
What about europeans who work in Italy remotely for home country?
Possible to work untill 90 days without any registrations? If that more than 90 days, what that person should apply for?

[doramuzi]

My mom has a us passport. While in ponza they said she was still a itailian cititzen. She went to three banks in rome and all three said they could not help her open an account? They said she was not a resident? she needs to go to her home town of ponza to open one up?

[coriolga]

You never answer? Because it is old post cast or because Marco don’t reading?

[Titan-jgop]

hello can my dutch girlfriend move in italy for a long period of time and decide to take me there with her as a non eu citizen ? what should i do for it or what she have to do to live together there should i ask for the permit of the italian permit or dutch thank you

[ruasetepovos]

If you're an EU citizen and have non-residence in Italy and also own an Italian property you stay in when visiting Italy (and do not rent this property) can you stay in Italy for 80 days in this property leave for 50 days then return for another 89 days for example as a non-resident are their limitations on how many days an EU citizen can stay in Italy during a calendar year as a non-resident.?Thanks.

[ParisianThinker]

I have a French permanent resident permit. 
Does moving to Italy apply to those who are not French, but have the permit I do?
If so, can I import my household goods and drive my car there which is registered in France?
What about health care in Italy? I have health care in France, so I assume I must register.

[londonparispakistan.]

Hello Sir I hope you will be well and fine I have EU passport. I want to register in Italy. What is the requirement ? Can h tell me Eu law in itlay I'm French national I want to get family exteneded members visa ..can u guide me