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
British entrepreneur, opening a business in Milan
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with international investors, intended to illustrate the type of transactions the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to a specific case that has actually been handled.
After Brexit, a London based tech entrepreneur…
Manufacturing company, ICT transfers to Italy
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with international investors, intended to illustrate the type of transactions the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to a specific case that has actually been handled.
A Japanese multinational in the automotive com…
US client purchases property in Rome, risks eliminated and secure transaction completed
A long distance real estate investment can conceal significant risks. In this transaction completed in Rome for a US client, we addressed urban planning issues, pre existing contractual constraints and potential financial risks. Thanks to advanced legal structuring and full management through power of attorney, the purchase was finalised in compl…
US professional chooses Italy, elective residence obtained and future successfully planned
An American professional, with solid financial foundations and a life project in Italy, wanted to obtain an elective residence visa without compromising her ties with the United States. Between bureaucratic challenges and clearly defined entrepreneurial goals, it was necessary to build a solid strategy, including the search and selection of a ren…
Fashion brand, representative office in Milan
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with international investors, intended to illustrate the type of transactions the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to a specific case that has actually been handled.
A contemporary fashion brand headquartered in…
Opera singer from the USA obtains the work authorisation in 7 days, the time challenge was won and he will be able to perform in Italy
A renowned US artist, with contracts already signed with one of Italy’s most important theatres, had to obtain the self employment work authorisation in under 15 days. Thanks to an impeccable documentation strategy and decisive administrative action, the authorisation was issued in just one week. Discover how an extremely high risk urgent matter…
American investor: from New York to a villa in Tuscany
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with international investors, intended to illustrate the type of transactions the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to a specific case that has actually been handled.
Cross-border real estate transaction with full…
What are the most frequently asked questions about visas and residence in Italy?
If you are a non EU citizen planning to move to Italy or already present in the country, it is normal to have questions about visas, residence permits, and municipal residence. This guide answers the most common FAQs on visas and residence in Italy, to help you navigate the Italian legal framework in a simple and secure way.
Is a visa always r…
5 common mistakes to avoid when applying for an Italian visa
Applying for an Italian visa may seem like a simple procedure, but in practice it is easy to make mistakes that can cause delays or even a visa refusal. For non EU citizens who wish to enter Italy for tourism, study, work, or family reunification, knowing the most frequent reasons for visa rejection is the first step to preparing a solid applicat…
What happens after the first year of residence in Italy? Renewals and new options for non EU citizens
When a non EU citizen obtains residence in Italy for the first time, a path opens up that includes opportunities as well as obligations. But what happens after the first year? Is it possible to remain in Italy? How is the residence permit renewed and what options are available for the future?
Let us look at this in detail.
First year of res…
Digital nomads in Italy: comparison with Portugal and Spain
In recent years, the phenomenon of digital nomads in Europe has grown rapidly, driven by new working habits, greater contractual flexibility, and the desire to combine work with quality of life. Countries such as Italy, Spain, and Portugal have equipped themselves to meet this demand, introducing specific legal tools such as the digital nomad vis…
How the investor visa for Italy works: requirements and tax benefits
For non EU citizens interested in establishing a legal and strategic presence in Italy, the investor visa for Italy represents one of the most attractive solutions. It is an opportunity designed to attract foreign investment into Italy and, in return, offer preferential access to legal residence, together with a range of tax and family benefits…
