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
The differences between residence permit and residence: what to know to avoid mistakes
Those who arrive in Italy from a non EU country often find themselves dealing with two terms that seem similar, but refer to completely different realities: residence permit and municipal residence. Understanding the difference between residence and residence permit is essential to comply with Italian law and to access fundamental services such a…
Documents required to move to Italy: checklist for non EU citizens
For non EU citizens who wish to move to Italy, knowing in advance which documents are required is the first step to avoid bureaucratic mistakes and delays. Italian regulations provide for different procedures depending on the length and purpose of the stay, work, study, or family reunification. In this guide you will find all the essential inform…
Digital nomads and Italy: why choose the Bel Paese to live and work remotely
In recent years, remote work has ceased to be a privilege for a few and has turned into a new lifestyle. The number of digital nomads in Italy, or looking to Italy, is constantly growing, while the country itself is increasingly positioning itself as a possible point of departure, or arrival, for those seeking flexibility, quality of life, and cu…
Investing in Italy as Turkish citizens, opportunities and entry procedures
In recent years, Italy has strengthened its system for attracting foreign investments through tools dedicated to entrepreneurs and families with high economic potential. In this context, the Investor Visa for Italy program is one of the main entry routes for citizens of Turkey who wish to invest in Italy.
This guide, designed for Turkish inves…
How to obtain legal residency in Italy, steps, requirements and timelines
For those who wish to move to Italy in a stable and lawful way, obtaining legal residency for foreigners is one of the first requirements to deal with. It is an essential step not only to access public services, but also to make one’s presence in the Italian territory formal, with legal, tax and administrative effects.
In this guide, designed…
Residence permit, residency and tax code: what to do in the first 30 days
When you decide to move to Italy, the first thirty days become a crucial phase to regularize your presence in the country and obtain access to the main public services. Non-EU citizens, Europeans, students, families or workers, for everyone there is a sequence of requirements to follow carefully to avoid future problems.
This guide, designed w…
From abroad to Italy without stress: how the pre-relocation service works
Organizing an international relocation to Italy may seem like a complex undertaking. Between documents, housing, bureaucracy and emotional stress, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. And it is precisely in this initial phase, often overlooked, that a crucial service comes into play: pre-relocation consulting.
It is not only technical support, but…
Living and investing in Italy: why more and more foreigners are choosing the Bel Paese
Italy confirms itself in 2025 as one of the most sought-after destinations for international investors and professionals looking for a new balance between quality of life and economic opportunities. It is no longer just an aesthetic fascination for the Bel Paese, but a rational and strategic evaluation: investing in Italy today means accessing a…
Do you have a foreign degree? Find out how to have it recognized in Italy
Chi si trasferisce in Italia con una formazione accademica o professionale conseguita all’estero si trova davanti a una domanda cruciale: il mio titolo è valido anche in Italia? La risposta è: sì, ma solo se segui la procedura corretta.
Questa guida ti aiuta a orientarti nel riconoscimento titoli di studio esteri in Italia, spiegando in modo chi…
Moving to Italy: how to prepare before taking the big step
Trasferirsi in Italia è il sogno di molti, e non a caso. Tra arte, storia, natura e cucina, il Bel Paese esercita un fascino irresistibile su professionisti, famiglie e nomadi digitali. Ma, come ogni cambiamento importante, richiede preparazione. Questa guida offre una panoramica concreta dei primi passi da compiere per prepararsi a vivere in Ita…
Returning to live in Italy from abroad: the tax regime that rewards you
Why returning today is more convenient than before
In past years, many Italians abroad chose to remain outside the country even when they wished to return, often discouraged by the tax burden or bureaucratic complexity. But today, the context has changed profoundly. The regime degli impatriati (inbound workers regime) in Italy represents a con…
Living in Italy long-term: it takes patience, but it’s possible
To understand how to deal with Italian bureaucracy, one must start with a premise: patience and accuracy are required, but with the right information and an organized approach, many obstacles can be avoided. The first stay may seem like a maze, but every step is designed to guarantee rights and protections for those who wish to integrate permanen…
