
Italy
Italy offers an investor visa for qualifying investments in startups, companies, government bonds or philanthropy.
Explore the programItaly - ResidencyProgram overview
Italy offers an investor visa for qualifying investments in startups, companies, government bonds or philanthropy.
- Minimum investment
- โฌ250,000
- Investment routes
- Innovative startup ยท Italian limited company ยท Government bonds ยท Philanthropic initiative
Review the official program criteria for current requirements and fees.
Check the official program detailsItaly - ResidencyLegal framework
Investor Visa for Italy is a two-year visa for eligible non-EU investors. The published thresholds are โฌ250,000 for an innovative startup, โฌ500,000 for a limited company, โฌ2 million for government bonds and โฌ1 million for a qualifying philanthropic initiative.
Italy - ResidencyProgram benefits
Residence in Italy
The visa provides a route to an Italian residence permit.
Choice of investment
The program offers commercial, public debt and philanthropic routes.
Italy - ResidencyApplication process
Request clearance
Apply through the Investor Visa portal for the preliminary clearance.
Apply for the visa
Use the clearance to apply at the competent Italian consulate.
Arrive and complete the investment
Apply for the residence permit and meet the investment and reporting deadlines after arrival.
Italy - ResidencyEligibility requirements
Eligible applicant and investment
Check the nationality rules and the criteria for your selected asset or initiative.
Available funds
Document the origin and availability of the funds for the investment.
Required documents
Clearance and visa records
- Passport
- Investment or donation commitment
- Evidence of available funds and their origin
- Supporting records requested by the portal or consulate
Italy - ResidencyFrequently asked questions
Can buying a home qualify?
The published routes cover government bonds, company or startup investment, and qualifying philanthropy.
