Benefits of an Italian Passport
• Visa‑free travel to 190+ countries
• EU citizenship rights: live, work, and study anywhere in the EU
• Access to healthcare and education across Europe
• Dual citizenship allowed in most cases
Eligibility Requirements
• Citizenship by descent (Jure Sanguinis): If you have Italian ancestors, you may qualify.
• Citizenship by residency: Typically after 10 years of legal residence.
• Citizenship by marriage: Available after 2 years of marriage (or 18 months with children).
• Naturalization: For long‑term residents meeting language and integration requirements.
Application Process
1. Gather documents (birth certificates, proof of residence, marriage certificates if applicable).
2. Submit application at your local Questura (police headquarters) or Italian consulate abroad.
3. Pay fees (around €116 for a new passport).
4. Biometric data collection (fingerprints and photo).
5. Processing time: usually 2–6 weeks.
Renewal Process
• Validity: 10 years for adults, 5 years for minors.
• Renewal requires updated photo, fee payment, and biometric capture.
• Apply at Questura or consulate.
International Use
• Recognized worldwide as one of the strongest passports.
• Enables free movement within the EU/Schengen Area.
• Dual citizenship allows flexibility for global mobility.
FAQs
• Can I hold dual citizenship with Italy? Yes, in most cases.
• How long does it take to get an Italian passport? 2–6 weeks after approval.
• Is Italian citizenship by descent automatic? No, you must apply and prove lineage.




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