Avv. Federico Migliaccio
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Avv. Federico Migliaccio
Attorney at law, Rome Bar Association · Studio Legale Internazionale Boschetti
Graduated in Law from LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome, admitted to the Rome Bar Association since 2017. Since 2022, a member of Studio Legale Internazionale Boschetti, he focuses on immigration law, with particular expertise in elective residency visas, investor visas, and the recognition of Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis).
Published articles
Is investing in Italy worth it? 5 reasons that attract foreigners
Moving to another country is an important decision, often filled with expectations, excitement, and also doubts. Italy, with its cultural heritage, mild climate, and high quality of life, attracts thousands of people from all over the world every year. However, living in Italy as a foreigner requires a good level of preparation. Between bureaucra…
Student visa for Canadians in Italy: benefits, requirements, and how to prepare for the move
Studying in Italy is a dream for many Canadian students, drawn by its cultural richness, the quality of education, and the charm of European living. However, making an international move requires solid preparation, especially from a bureaucratic standpoint.
This guide includes all the essential information on how to apply for a student visa f…
Student visa for Americans in Italy: 2025 guide to study (and work) in the Bel Paese
Italy is one of the most popular European destinations among North American students, thanks to its cultural heritage, quality of life, and international academic offerings. However, to live in Italy as an American student, it is essential to understand the rules for obtaining the correct residence permit. This guide for studying in Italy as an A…
Checklist: 10 things to check before buying a house in Italy as a foreigner
Buying a house in Italy can be an exciting experience, but for a foreign buyer, it’s easy to overlook some fundamental steps. From urban planning checks to contract clauses, there are elements that, if neglected, can lead to legal issues or unexpected costs. Here’s a practical checklist for anyone looking to buy a house in Italy as a foreigner, a…
Digital nomad visa in Italy: requirements, duration and how to apply in 2025
More and more remote workers are looking to Italy as the ideal destination for an extended stay that combines quality of life, culture, and connection to Europe. The digital nomad visa in Italy, officially introduced in 2024 and fully operational in 2025, opens up new possibilities for non-European freelancers and remote workers. But what are the…
Holiday homes in Italy for russians: how to buy and get the right visa
Buying a holiday home in Italy is an increasingly common desire among russian citizens, attracted by the cultural heritage, climate, and quality of Italian life. However, after 2022, the geopolitical and regulatory context has introduced new factors to consider especially for those looking to purchase property in Italy either as russian citizens…
Canada–Italy investments: challenges and opportunities in legal reciprocity
Recent Canadian restrictions on real estate investments
As of January 1, 2023, the Canadian government has implemented significant restrictions on real estate investments through the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act. This legislation, initially set for a two-year term and later extended until 2027, impos…
Investing in italian real estate as a canadian: visas, taxes, and practical tips
In recent years, more and more Canadian citizens are looking at Italy not only as a dream travel destination, but also as a place to live, invest, or buy a second home. Whether it’s a long-term investment, a retirement move, or a return to family roots, investing in Italian real estate as a Canadian is now a concrete option full of potential…
Buying a home in Italy for americans: all the benefits and pitfalls to avoid
Buying a home in Italy as an American is an increasingly common dream—whether it’s a second home in Tuscany or Puglia, or a plan to move permanently to the Bel Paese. However, the Italian real estate system has its complexities, which can become real obstacles for those unfamiliar with local laws, taxes, or bureaucracy.
For this reason, anyone…
Srl vs società semplice: which one to choose to invest in Italy as a foreigner?
Setting up an Srl (limited liability company) in Italy as a foreigner is one of the most common choices for international investors looking to start a business in the country. However, there is another, lesser-known but in some cases more flexible option: the società semplice (simple partnership).
Understanding the differences between an Srl a…
Buying land in Italy as a foreigner: legal guide, tax overview, and investment opportunities
Buying land in Italy is one of the most attractive forms of real estate investment for those seeking a combination of long-term asset value and income potential. For foreign investors, however, the process can be complex due to local regulations, taxation, and zoning restrictions. Understanding how to navigate this process is the first step in av…
