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
Doing business in Italy: opportunities and pathways for those coming from abroad
Italy continues to be one of the most attractive destinations for those looking to start a business in Europe, thanks to its strategic location, the richness of its domestic market, and the high quality of life. Although bureaucracy may seem complex, doing business in Italy is entirely possible, even for those coming from abroad, provided they un…
Inpatriate tax regime: how to reduce your taxes when returning or relocating to Italy
Those who choose to settle in Italy for work, whether they are Italian citizens returning after years abroad or foreign professionals, can now take advantage of a highly beneficial tax program: the inpatriate tax regime.
This measure is part of a broader strategy aimed at making Italy fiscally attractive, encouraging relocation, and offering t…
Why more and more Americans are choosing Italy to start a new life
“After twenty years spent between skyscrapers and traffic, I realized my idea of happiness had changed. I wanted slowness, beauty, real relationships. And I found it in a small town in Le Marche.”
Thomas, a former manager from Boston now living in Italy, is one of many voices behind a growing trend: more and more Americans are moving to Italy…
Posted professionals: how foreign worker posting to Italy works
Italy is a strategic destination for many companies operating on an international scale. The posting of foreign workers to Italy is a common solution used by companies with offices in multiple countries or multinational groups to manage the temporary transfer of qualified personnel. However, to proceed in compliance with regulations, it is essent…
Healthcare and elective residence: how assistance works for those relocating to Italy
Living in Italy with an elective residence visa is a fascinating choice, but it also involves certain bureaucratic complexities. One of the most frequent concerns is access to public healthcare: is it possible? And how does it work?
Healthcare for those moving to Italy with this type of visa follows different rules than those applied to worker…
Tax residence in Italy: how it works for those relocating from abroad
More and more foreign nationals are considering Italy not just as a place to live, but also as a place to establish their tax residence. Whether retirees, investors, or high-net-worth individuals, understanding the criteria that define tax residence in Italy is essential to manage relations with the tax authorities correctly and to benefit from a…
From denial to success: how to appeal a rejected visa for Italy
When you’re ready to begin a new chapter of your life in Italy, receiving a letter of denial can feel like a devastating blow. However, Italian law provides protective tools, and in many cases, it is possible to assert your rights. A visa refusal for Italy does not necessarily mark the end of the journey it is often the starting point for a new l…
Finding a home in Italy as a foreigner: mistakes to avoid and useful tips
Buying a home in Italy is a dream for many people who wish to relocate or invest in one of the most admired countries in the world. However, without proper knowledge of local rules, that dream can become a complicated journey. For those who want to live in Italy as foreigners or make real estate investments in the country, it is essential to foll…
Opening a representative office in Italy: quick guide for foreign companies
A strategic step for many international companies is opening a representative office in Italy. This is a flexible solution for carrying out promotional activities or market research without establishing a full branch.
The representative office is, in fact, the simplest form of direct presence for a foreign company in Italy. It has no legal or…
Tax incentives: a golden opportunity for those moving to Italy
Moving to Italy is not just a lifestyle choice—it also represents a concrete tax opportunity. The country has introduced several favorable tax regimes for foreigners, designed to attract new residents and skilled professionals.
Whether you are a freelancer, an entrepreneur, or a foreign retiree looking for a place to live well and pay less tax…
Want to work in Italy as a freelancer? Here’s what you need to know
More and more foreign professionals are choosing to move to Italy to start their own business, attracted by the quality of life, the beauty of the country, and a growing freelance ecosystem. But how does the process work for those who want to work independently in Italy? And most importantly, what are the legal requirements to work in Italy as a…
Moving to Italy without stress: what to know before packing your bags
Leaving your home country to start a new life in Italy is an exciting decision, but it often comes with doubts and concerns. What should you know before moving to Italy? What documents do you need? Where should you begin?
For those dreaming of living in Italy as a foreigner—perhaps to enjoy retirement in a country rich in culture and beauty—th…
