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It is simple: if your visa is not approved, you get our fee back in full. With a 99.9% approval rate across 2,200+ visas, it is a promise we are happy to make.

Yes, if your employer agrees to you working from Italy. HR signs one declaration, which also covers the company’s clean record for the last five years; we draft it in the consulate’s wording. Payroll stays in the US. How social security works for US-payroll employees living in Italy is part of our tax consultation.

At least €24,789 gross a year, three times Italy’s healthcare-exemption level, which is the figure US consulates use. Some consulates and guides quote up to €28,000, so we build every file above that. Show it as regular income over recent months, not a large balance on one day.

No. A degree, a licensed profession, or five years of senior experience all qualify, and three years in the last seven for ICT roles. You also need six months in your current line of work. We build that dossier for you first.

Yes. The consulate wants a lease or deed in your own name, registered with the Agenzia delle Entrate, covering the whole visa period. Hotels, Airbnb and host letters do not count. We review the contract and handle the registration, so you only sign.

Yes. Your spouse and children under 18 receive family permits for the same term as yours, and they may work in Italy. Whether they travel with you or follow once your permit is filed depends on your consulate’s current practice; we plan that timing with you in the first call.

Once you are tax resident, generally after 183 days, Italy taxes worldwide income at 23% to 43% plus local surcharges. Some remote workers may qualify for the impatriate regime, which can exempt 50% of work income for five years; it has strict conditions, including three years abroad before the move and a four-year stay. Our tax consultation with a CPA checks it against your numbers before you decide. You keep filing in the US.

The full application for the main applicant: eligibility and qualification route, document list, employer declaration, lease review, codice fiscale, translation review, consulate booking and interview prep, permesso kit and questura appointment, and the appeal if it ever came to that.