Italiza Italian Citizenship

06/15/2026

Your Italian journey doesn't end with citizenship.

Through our partnership with Cultura Paths, descendants of Italians can now explore something even deeper: their family origins.

Using genealogical research and local Italian travel experts, Cultura Paths creates personalized heritage journeys designed around your family's story.

Imagine walking through the village your ancestors once called home, discovering local traditions, meeting the people who preserve them, and experiencing an Italy far beyond the typical tourist routes.

Every journey is unique.
Every story is personal.
Every root leads somewhere meaningful.

Ready to discover where your story began?

Learn more:
https://culturapaths.com/?source=italizausa

05/15/2026

Recent Developments in Italian Citizenship Law: Understanding the Judicial Conflict

In a span of just 15 days, the Italian legal landscape regarding citizenship iure sanguinis (by descent) has undergone significant shifts, highlighting a critical debate between the nation's highest courts.

The Legal Conflict:

On April 30, 2026, the Constitutional Court upheld the "Tajani Decree" (Law 74/2025), which retroactively limited citizenship access for those who had not filed applications by March 2025. Conversely, on May 12, 2026, the Court of Cassation reaffirmed a fundamental principle: Italian citizenship is an absolute, original right acquired at birth. According to the Cassation, administrative recognition is merely "declaratory"—it confirms a right that already exists—rather than "constitutive."

Key Takeaways for Applicants:

Consular Obstacles:
The Court of Cassation established that long wait times, inaccessible portals, and "consular silence" constitute a legally cognizable prejudice, granting applicants standing to seek judicial relief.

The Path Forward:
The United Sections of the Court of Cassation are now set to provide a final, definitive interpretation. This decision will determine whether the "right from birth" principle prevails over the more restrictive approach recently suggested by the Constitutional Court.

The legal environment is complex and evolving. Because not all situations are the same, a case-by-case assessment is essential for those seeking to protect their right to citizenship.

04/15/2026

Dreaming of living la dolce vita in Italy? 🇮🇹✨
Whether you’re looking into an elective residency visa, work visa, student visa, digital nomad visa, or family-based options, Italiza is here to guide you every step of the way.

Located in New Jersey, helping clients nationwide and beyond.
Free consultations available to help you explore which visa is right for you.

📍 NJ Based
📞 Book your free consultation today
✈️ Your life in Italy starts here

04/10/2026

You might still be eligible! Your Italian citizenship keeps you in touch with your roots and with the recent change in law, let’s navigate your eligibility.

Italiza is a legal office located in New Jersey, USA with partnership to Studio Legale Mignacca Law Firm in Rome, Italy.

Our lawyers and legal representatives can sit down with you for a free consultation, discuss your family tree and give you a straight answer: Yes or No. As well as give you a clear explanation for the application process.

We handle it all from start to finish.
Schedule a consultation:

Call: 973-296-0129
Email: [email protected]

04/09/2026

Chasing more than a dream—making it your reality 🇮🇹✨

At Italiza, we help you uncover your path to Italy—whether it’s through citizenship by descent or the right visa for your next chapter.

📍Based in New Jersey and proudly partnered with Studio Legale Mignacca in Rome, we guide you every step of the way with expert support on both sides of the ocean.

✨ Not sure where to start? We offer FREE consultations to explore your eligibility and options.

Your Italian dream is closer than you think—let’s make it happen.

Contact us: [email protected]

VisaSupport ItalianPassport

12/19/2025

In February, regulations will be announced for a new work visa dedicated to descendants of Italians.
The visa is part of the Tajani Decree, approved in March and converted into law in May 2025, which provides a facilitated entry route for descendants of Italians residing abroad, outside the regular immigration quotas.

With the new rule, descendants of Italians can obtain residence permits for dependent employment with no quota limits. And obtain Italian citizenship through facilitated naturalization after two years of legal residence in Italy.

Request a consultation to find out how you too can obtain a work visa and Italian citizenship by descent.

12/12/2025

NEW CODE FOR FAMILY REUNIFICATION

If you are a relative of an Italian citizen residing in Italy and you want to apply for family reunification, here’s what you need to know.

The Ministry has introduced a NEW code for family members of Italian citizens:
Code 34 – Residence Permit for a Family Member of an Italian Citizen

This new code replaces the previous procedure and can be obtained by anyone who is:
• the spouse of an Italian citizen
• the child of an Italian citizen
• a parent who depends on their Italian child
• already legally in Italy

If you want more information and want to understand how you can apply as well, write “34” in the comments and we’ll give you all the details you need.

12/04/2025

How the student visa works

Italiza can help you to obtain your student visa, contact us!

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

After a life time of work you can enjoy retirement in Italy

Tell us in the comment which city in Italy world you choose to call home