Italy Residency, Elective Residency Permit (How to get Italy residency)
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
- Italy Residency may be possible! We discuss how to get an Italian Elective Residency Permit with an Italian attorney in Siracusa Italy. The video details if retirees or others qualify to live as expats in Italy. If you're a digital nomad, a retiree or thinking of retiring or living in Italy we did this video with you in mind.
Attorney Guido Gaudioso Contact Information:
Email: avv.guidogaudioso@libero.it
Italy Tel: 09311854479 or 3283610851
We began our retirement in March of 2020 with the intent to travel the world, spending 1-3 months in a country or location. We want to see what it's like to live there and not simply visit, and we want to share these experiences and the costs with whoever wishes to follow along. Do you want to live abroad as an Expat? Are you looking for affordable and viable options? We are exploring the world to see what it's like to live in a country, and also discover if Residency is an option.
If you're looking for a place in Europe to live or retire Serbia may be an option, stay tuned and follow along.
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Very informative video thanks lot of the effort much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
thank you! we've heard so many different numbers on the passive income so I think we are good to go!
Excellent! Good luck 👍
Very profesional. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Excellent info for retirees desiring an Elective residency in Italy. The best news that came out of this interview is that under this permit none of my income earned outside of Italy will be taxed by Italy. Of course I am not allowed to work under this permit and therefore the Italian tax is a mute point. I am still skeptical (being a pessimist) about no taxes on foreign income. That sure needs to be verified / double checked. The question i have is - Are you allowed to travel freely within Schengen and not required to follow the 90/180 day rul. Also is there a mandatory stay requirement in Italy of XX number of days each year. Once again Thanks for teh great info.
Schengen rules still apply except for Italy.
@@craigt3365 So that means any Schengen countries other than Italy you will have to follow the 90/180 day rule. At the same time living in Italy, you can freely travel within Schengen zone without a passport stamping and there wont be any official record of being in non Italy Schengen. If caught then of course the consequences wont be pleasant.
Having residency in a Schengen country allows access to the Schengen zone without the same 90/180 rules. I think Craig is speaking to your not supposed to stay in another country like France for example more than 90 days out of 180 or set up living there full time. Without a border it’s hard to track that 90 days in France. So you can’t get Italy Residency and decide Germany is your new home.
@@cookmaster3626 Nope you can travel up to 182 days to any country, as soon as you hit 183 you are likely to lose your visa rights and also will be liable for tax in the new country. But if you were to apply for residency in Italy its likely you would want to spend at least half the year in Italy.
No it is incorrect. It is taxable.
Italy does impose a wealth tax, so in a sense you are double taxed.
Sadly, yes.
Very informative, Warren & Julie! Italy is now a choice. I think our next trip will include a month's stay in Italy so we can discover its beauty. Thanks again. Dean & Cindy
Our pleasure! We hope you find something that works for both of you 😊
Another excellent option!
Glad you think so! 👍
You all provide great information 👍
Have you heard about how expats open a business called SRL that they intern can register and operate a car. But the commercial auto insurance is very expensive.
Similar to what you did with Abby.😊
No I haven’t, I’ll have to see what I can learn on the topic.
Registering company cars has long been a trick for driving in many countries. There are many ways to get this done. SRL or foreign branch office are only two
Thank you for your excellent and informative videos, wish I had more time to watch them all - unfortunately, I am often exhausted from the "screens" at work. Can you please share your experience with the IMG health coverage, if you have used it? Is there any particular reason you chose this provider and not the other major global heath providers? As you know, health insurance in the US is insane if you do not have it through work, and an expensive expense when travelling. Your advice opens up our minds to the possibility of affordable living overseas... Wishing you safe travels.
Hi Peter,
Please copy my response I will be deleting it and your comment unfortunately. I don’t discuss the brands because I am an agent. If someone goes directly to them I lose the client and commission. I only get paid if my links are used. Prices are not impacted. Insurance discussions should be made to warrenjulietravel@gmail.com to be clear they are also a major global provider. I hope you understand.
My typical response:
“We carry international medical coverage from IMG as we travel, and we share our cost and how to get coverage with our viewers through my insurance link. This said many younger nomads have been opting into a program with Safety Wing, which has a lower coverage but for some may be preferable. The maximum coverage over age 39 in $100k, if under age 39 the maximum is $250k. So in this message I'm going to share two links. One for the coverage we use with IMG which meets the requirements for expats seeking residency in most countries and works as nomad coverage, as well as the Safety Wing program. I will receive a commission if you sign up with either of these links, so I sincerely hope you will consider using my links when signing up for International Medical Coverage. You can run quotes through my two links below and see what you think. The IMG coverage Julie and I have can be used in almost all countries. You can get coverage for any length of time needed, pay all at once or monthly, there are various deductibles as well as various maximum caps. Julie and I use the Global Medical Bronze plan excluding US, Singapore, and a few other high priced countries. We have $1,000,000 cap and $2,500 deductible and it runs us $240 a month combined, I’m 55 and she’s 49 years old. Look over that program and look at the Patriot program as well which may be better during a shorter period to see what’s best for you. The plan in most cases will be indemnity reimbursing you for covered services, in major incidents they try to set up direct billing with the facility. If over 65 look at the Globe Hopper program. Full disclosure I am an appointed agent, I will get a commission if you enroll for coverage with my link below, using my link does not change your offered rates. We actually chose IMG coverage for ourselves before I was appointed with them, we selected IMG as our best option after researching our needs. I decided to get appointed with them after referring many of our viewers. Here is the link: producer.imglobal.com/international-insurance-plans.aspx?imgac=540642
The Safety Wing program may be preferable for some people, especially younger people, it also has built in features for travel protection. Take a look at the programs here. safetywing.com/?referenceID=wknox&Ambassador
Julie and I will continue to use IMG for our coverage, but I wanted to provide another program that is popular with the younger Digital Nomad population in case this is the coverage you are looking for.”
I do share this on our facebook group because it’s easier to maintain a conversation there, and speak privately with a viewer or client on messenger. Not sure if you are in the group.
Will check it, thanks.@@WarrenJulieTravel
Thank you, I did not realize it was so sensitive but understand. I will need time to digest all the terminology and options. We are similar age group and initially we contemplate full residency option, but what you do sounds like a viable plan. Anyway, If we decide to take the jump one day, I will contact you. @@WarrenJulieTravel
Thank you for the interview with Guido, some parts of the interview I didn't quite understand.. Did Guido say as an American citizen interested in living in Italy permanently you can start all the necessary paperwork using his services when you're in Italy? I apply within eight days, look for a rental or purchase a property outright so he can get the ball rolling?
Bring no paperwork with me from the US except my passport! Lol
I was in Umbria from December 2023 to March 2024 and wanted to apply for the elective visa but they told me categorically that the application has to be made in the country where one resides.
In most circumstances this is the case. We hoped to find out the process wasn’t as difficult as we thought, but it’s extremely complicated.
Great Job Warren & Julie!. Some of us qualify for dual-citizenship if our Italian ancestor (great-grandfather)didn't become a citizen before my grandmother was born. If Guido is knowledgeable on this it might make a good video. There's a lot of us out there, and some might not even know it. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching.
Thankyou. Very informative. My question with this residency permit is does it lead to a permanent residency?
I just received this response from Guido:
Hello
The permit must be renewed annually, provided that the original requirements continue to maintain themselves over time. The residence permit may not be renewed or extended when it appears that the foreigner has interrupted his stay in Italy for a continuous period of more than six months, unless said interruption was due to the need to fulfill military obligations or other serious and proven reasons.
After the 5-year period, it is possible to apply for a long-term residence card, with validity of 5 years.
After 10 years, it is possible to apply for Italian citizenship.
Hi there, great video! Thank you. You mention that you’ll be releasing the name of a company offering long term rentals (a little like AirBNB) in an upcoming video. Could you please let me know which video or else the name the company as I’m very interested?
We expected to have the video out late last year, but the company is doing some changes and has postponed it for the moment. It’s on our website.
Flatio.
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Thank you!
You are welcome
It sounds good. But once you get residency, can you travel in schengen zone freely if you have australian passport or 90days rule still existing?
Italian residency allows for Schengen travel.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thanks. Do you have to renew this residency every year?
No
You have rights of stay in Italy that does not mean you can stay longer than 90days in another Schengen country.
If you purchase your home outright, no mortgage, can your SS be about say 2650.00? And your on SSDI, I have a medical provider. That will work?
My best advice is to contact Guido directly with these questions. I don’t think that will satisfy the Italian government. We have a viewer who was declined by the consulate and had a higher pension and assets. Best of luck with this if you decide to proceed.
No and it is important to remember that the numbers are MINIMUMs depeneding where you want to live the minimum may or may not be deemed to be acceptable.
Sir, ma'am may I know how to apply a job in Italy 😊
Unfortunately, we don’t have an employment agency. Best of luck to you.