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
Italy and Turkey: what to know before changing your life
More and more Turkish citizens are considering relocating from Turkey to Italy for personal, family, or professional reasons. Italy, in fact, is a popular destination for its quality of life, safety, geographic position, and economic stability prospects.
However, legally emigrating to Italy from Turkey requires awareness, planning, and precise…
Living in Italy as a Ukrainian: rights, duties, and opportunities
Leaving one’s home is never a simple choice. For many Ukrainian citizens, Italy has become a refuge, but also a possible new home: a country where one can start over, find safety, and plan for the future. However, living permanently in Italy requires clarity: knowing one’s rights, how to obtain the necessary documents, and where to find legal and…
From Iraq to Italy: how to build a safe and legal future
Italy and Iraq maintain economic and commercial relations regulated by various bilateral agreements. The main one is the Treaty of Friendship, Partnership and Cooperation of 2009, which establishes broad cooperation in areas such as economy, security, culture, education, science, and healthcare. Specific agreements also regulate air and maritime…
Are you a foreign entrepreneur? Here is how to build your presence in Italy
Italy continues to attract professionals and investors from all over the world, thanks to its economic potential, strategic position, and leading sectors such as tourism, technology, fashion, and agri-food. However, for a non-EU citizen, obtaining a visa for businesses and professionals and starting a business in Italy requires attention to legal…
Healthcare in Italy: how it works for those arriving with a long-term visa
Those arriving in Italy with a long-term visa often face an important question: how to access the healthcare system? The Italian public healthcare system is of good quality, but access for non-EU citizens is not always automatic and varies depending on the reason for the stay.
In this guide, I explain in a simple and practical way how healthca…
Light taxation and sweet life, why so many retirees choose Italy
After years of work in Vancouver, Anne and Paul decided that retirement deserved a new scenario, a house overlooking the cypresses, a welcoming community, and a slower pace of life. Today they live in Tuscany, between walks in the villages and outdoor dinners with neighbors. It was not a sudden choice, they evaluated the costs, tax residence in I…
From Canada to Tuscany, stories and solutions for those who dream of Italy
When Sophie and Mark, a couple from Toronto passionate about art and outdoor life, visited Tuscany for the first time, they could never have imagined that a few years later that land would become their home. Today they live in the Sienese hills, in a restored stone house surrounded by vineyards and silence. They left behind the frenetic Canadian…
From America to Italy, legal paths for a new beginning
Leaving everything behind to start again in another country is a decision that comes from the heart, but it can only be achieved with a clear vision and the right support. Every year more and more US citizens look to Italy not only as a tourist destination, but as a place to build a new life. Retirees, professionals in search of a more human pace…
New home, new life, Italy seen through the eyes of those who invest in real estate
Imagine waking up every morning with the aroma of coffee blending with the warm air of the Tuscan countryside. Or walking along the quiet streets of a Ligurian village where time seems to slow down. This is the Italy that many foreign investors are discovering, not only as a holiday destination, but as a place to build a new life, starting from a…
Refusal of the elective residence visa: how to handle it
Living in Italy is the dream of many, and for those with solid, independent financial means, the elective residence visa represents a concrete pathway. However, the process is not always straightforward, and rejection of the application is a reality that can occur. Understanding the reasons for such rejections and knowing how to respond is essent…
Global professionals, Italian opportunities: how to work temporarily in the Bel Paese
An increasing number of international companies are transferring key talent to Italy, assigning temporary roles to executives, technicians, and specialists. Thanks to its strategic location and the strength of its industrial sectors, Italy is now a central destination for the international mobility of professionals.
However, working temporaril…
Living in Italy without working: requirements, risks, and advantages
More and more people, especially foreign retirees and non-EU citizens with independent income, are considering the possibility of living in Italy without working. The reason is simple: the country offers a high quality of life, beauty, safety, and excellent healthcare services. However, doing so legally requires a solid understanding of the legal…
