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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

Every day, citizens from different regions of Pakistan report the extreme difficulty in obtaining an appointment at the Italian Embassy to submit their visa application for Italy, specifically for study purposes, this is an alarming situation, which amounts to discrimination against citizens of certain nationalities who, unlike others, find their…
Buying a house in Italy as a foreigner is an increasingly common goal among those who wish to move, invest, or simply enjoy the beauty of Italy. However, it is essential to know the requirements for the purchase, the necessary documents, and the correct legal procedure. We will clearly and accessibly illustrate all the fundamental steps for no…
For many foreign retirees, Italy represents much more than a tourist destination, it is a place to enjoy retirement with a high-quality lifestyle, a millenary culture, and an enviable climate. But alongside aesthetic charm there is also practical convenience, thanks to tax benefits for retirees and a favorable regime that can make relocation a…
For those dreaming of living in Italy as a foreigner, identifying the ideal location is crucial. The country offers a wide variety of lifestyles, cultural contexts, and real estate investment opportunities. Whether you’re a retiree seeking peace and quiet, an international family looking for good services, or an investor aiming to seize opportuni…
Legal entry into Italy for professional reasons is a concrete opportunity for many foreign entrepreneurs, non-EU professionals, and international investors. This article provides a concise overview of the main options available to those seeking a visa to work in Italy and to carry out independent or entrepreneurial activity in compliance with Ita…
Receiving a visa refusal in Italy can be destabilizing, especially when your study, work, or family reunification project depended on that authorization. For many non-EU citizens and their families, the refusal notice represents not only a personal disappointment but also a practical obstacle to overcome. In these cases, it is essential to clearl…
Italy offers a favorable tax regime specifically dedicated to foreign university professors and researchers who choose to relocate to Italy for academic work. This measure was created to encourage the return of qualified professionals and attract international talent to the fields of research and higher education. The benefit results in a sign…
Many non-EU foreign citizens wish to settle in Italy without carrying out any working activity. Whether they are retired individuals, rentiers, people with investment income, or those simply seeking a second residence for personal or family reasons, the question is always the same: what are the requirements to live in Italy without working? Th…
There are places that speak to the heart even before they reach the mind. Italy is one of them. For many foreign citizens, the desire to live in Italy arises first and foremost from an emotion: a journey that leaves a mark, a summer that feels like freedom, a table full of friends, the silence of an ancient village or the voices of a busy market…
Italy is increasingly attracting the interest of foreign investors who wish to diversify their portfolio or start a new business in a stable, culturally rich, and strategically positioned environment. However, investing in Italy from scratch, without familiarity with the local system, can seem complex: where do you start? What are the real opport…
More and more people from outside the European Union are considering Italy as a place to settle permanently. Whether they dream of a new professional beginning, seek a better quality of life, or aim for a peaceful retirement in a welcoming environment, the question is the same: how can one move to Italy permanently, avoiding bureaucratic mistakes…
For many Chinese citizens, Italy represents an attractive destination to start a new phase of life. Whether for a family project, an investment, or a personal choice related to quality of life, relocating to Italy from China is a concrete and achievable option. However, like any major change, it requires a well-defined path. According to ISTAT…

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