Italy Golden Visa Assistance & Support

The service covers route fit across the four investment options, proof-of-funds planning, the nulla osta application to the Investor Visa Committee, consulate-visa sequencing, residence-permit tracking, the investment-completion deadline, and Italy tax-regime review by Movingto's in-house tax counsel. Investment advice and Italian tax filings remain with the relevant specialists.

Under TUI art. 26-bis(1), as amended by Law 193/2024 art. 35: EUR 250,000 in an innovative startup registered in the special section of the business register, EUR 500,000 in the capital of an Italian company or an Italian venture capital fund (held at least two years), a EUR 1,000,000 philanthropic donation to a public-interest project, or EUR 2,000,000 in Italian government bonds (held at least two years). We help match the route to your goals before the nulla osta is filed.

You apply for the nulla osta and the visa first, and complete the qualifying investment or donation within three months of entering Italy. The capital is not committed before the visa is in hand.

Beyond the investment, the long-stay national visa fee is EUR 116 on consular fee tables (New York, fourth quarter 2026). For the residence permit, Poste Italiane lists a EUR 16 revenue stamp, EUR 30 paid at the post office, and EUR 30.46 for the card plus a contribution that depends on the permit length; the Questura kit list shows a EUR 80.46 postal slip for permits of more than one year and up to two years. Figures are set by the authorities and can change.

Movingto's in-house tax counsel advises on eligibility for the substitute-tax regime for new residents under Art. 24-bis TUIR, and a licensed Italian commercialista handles any filings. The separate 7% flat tax for pensioners (Art. 24-ter TUIR) has its own setup service, from €1,250 (Movingto pricing page).

No. TUI art. 26-bis lists only four investments: Italian government bonds, capital in an Italian company or venture capital fund (or an innovative startup), and a philanthropic donation. Buying a home or other real estate is not one of them, although you can still buy property in Italy separately.

Yes. Since Law 193/2024 (art. 35, December 2024), the EUR 500,000 route covers capital instruments of a company or of a venture capital fund established and operating in Italy, held for at least two years. Choosing a fund is an investment decision that stays with you and your investment adviser.

TUI art. 26-bis(1)(c) asks you to show that you own at least EUR 2,000,000 for the bond route, or EUR 1,000,000 for the company, venture capital fund, startup, and donation routes, available and transferable to Italy, plus separate resources above the healthcare-cost exemption level to support yourself. You also sign a declaration committing to invest within three months of entry.

Yes. Under TUI art. 26-bis(8), family members who qualify for reunification under art. 29 can enter with the investor on a family visa. We plan the family documents alongside the main file.

The Italy investor (Golden) Visa is priced per case: our pricing page lists it as Get a quote, given after a route-fit assessment. The first consultation is free.