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Best Money Advice for Italian Investor Visa Applicants

Get advice for italian investor visa applicants. First know the different investment options, get your funding paperwork ready, be ready for long-term investment.

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Best Money Advice for Italian Investor Visa Applicants

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  1. Best Money Advice for Italian Investor Visa Applicants An Italian investor visa is more about investment than anything else, so money is the top priority for an applicant. It is also the easiest immigration route as you need not prove ancestral roots, marital connections, or anything else to get in. You can even move on to get citizenship eventually, even as you get into the country with an investor visa. Not surprisingly, a growing number of Americans join the investor visa bandwagon every year. The process is fast and simple, and you can start your Italian life sooner than you imagine. You can even bring your family members along without an additional investment. If you want to dig deeper, here you can read everything about the process with all crucial details. But money should be your first concern because the process starts with it, so it is better to be financially ready first. Here is the best money advice for Italian investor visa applicants.

  2. Know Options the Different Investment Source: myalgarvehome.com The most critical piece of advice is to know the different investment options to get an investor visa. While you will need a massive sum to start with, you can still explore funding alternatives of different values. For example, the minimum value is €250,000 in an innovative Italian startup, though you can give €500,000 to an existing business. You may bring €1 million as a donation in a public project or buy government bonds worth €2 million. While it is clear that only high-net-worth Americans can buy this golden visa, you still have your choices. Research the options and decide the one that works for you according to your budget and preference. After all, you may have some budget constraints while moving ahead with the decision.

  3. Get Your Funding Paperwork Ready The process for an Italian investor visa begins with obtaining a nulla osta or a certificate of no impediment. It is the evidence of your readiness and ability to bring funds as a part of the deal. At this stage, you will require proof of valid funds you plan to invest in Italy. Although you need not bring the money, you will have to show that it is there in the bank. Moreover, it has to be legally in your name to be valid for the process. Start your nulla osta application only when your paperwork is ready. It ensures that the process is completed at the earliest. Typically, you can expect to get the certificate within a 30-day period. Bring the Money Only After You Get the Visa The good thing about the Italian investor visa is that you have to bring in the funds only after completing the process. It means you need not worry about the security of the funds. After obtaining the nulla osta, you can apply for the investor visa at your local consulate. Once you have it, you can land in Italy and obtain your residence permit. A residence permit allows you to live and work in Italy, and access all the benefits of the local residents. It is the stage when you have to get the committed funds to complete the formalities. Unless you invest them within three months, your visa and residence permit will be revoked. Make sure you have your funds at hand.

  4. Be Ready for Long-Term Investment Source: imgix.net If you want to stay in Italy for the long haul. be ready for a long-term investment. Ideally, it should be an extended commitment to achieve citizenship by naturalization status in the country. You can renew your two-year residence permit and get another three years as an extension while holding the funds in Italy. The temporary permit converts to a permanent one after five years. Moreover, you become eligible for citizenship by naturalization after ten years in the country. It is perhaps the most feasible way to get a second passport and enjoy the benefits of Italian citizenship. All you need to do is hold a long-term investment as long as you stay in the country as a resident. Besides following these helpful money tips, ensure you have an expert guiding you for the process. They can give you the best money advice, from picking the right option to investing in a safe place. Moreover, they help you with the entire process and ensure an easy ride regardless of the roadblocks. You can trust their judgment because they know the immigration law inside out. So you can be stress-free about your journey to Italian citizenship with seasoned experts showing the way.

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