Becoming an Italian citizen can open doors to many opportunities across Europe that extend far beyond the allure of Italy's rich cultural tapestry.

The timeline of your application depends on a few factors, but will generally take a few years from start to finish. We encourage you to reach out for a free consultation to know more and start the process early.

Italy’s 1992 Law No. 91 significantly altered the landscape for descendants of Italian immigrants, providing a clearer and more accessible path to citizenship. Here’s an in-depth look at how this legislative change impacts eligibility for Italian citizenship by descent.

For descendants of Italian immigrants, the pursuit of Italian citizenship is a profound journey to reconnect with their heritage. This process, grounded in the principle of jus sanguinis (right of blood), allows individuals to claim Italian citizenship through their ancestry. However, those tracing their lineage through a female ancestor before 1948 encounter a unique obstacle known as the "1948 Rule." Understanding this rule, its historical challenges, and how to navigate it are essential steps on the path to reclaiming Italian citizenship.