Italy Investor Visa

Italy – Residence by Investment. Affectionately termed “La Dolce Visa” by IMI, Italy’s Investor Visa program gives applicants the choice of investing a larger amount in low-risk assets or a smaller amount in high-risk assets. Philanthropic contributions are also an…

How to Qualify

An applicant must satisfy at least one of the criteria to obtain the initial two-year visa: - €2 million in Italian government bonds. - €500,000 in shares or corporate bonds of an Italian company. - €250,000 if investing in innovative start-ups. - €1 million donation to projects of public interest in Italy

Salient Benefits

- Increased visa-free travel - Freedom of movement (but not settlement) within Schengen - Minimal physical presence requirements - Permits dual/multiple citizenship - Safety and security - Warm climate - Enhanced education opportunities - Enhanced business access to large economies - Short processing time