La dolce vita — yes, we know the one. Crystal-blue water, rolling vineyards, stone-walled villages. We want you to have that life. We also want you to know what it takes to get there: the paperwork, the numbers, the queues at the questura. Join us live with the people who handle it every day.
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- Live online, with Q&A
- Language
- English
- Price
- Free
Why join
Half-answers are expensive
Most people planning a move to Italy piece together their information from forums, Facebook groups, expat blogs and influencers.
What you usually get
- Half-answers from people who moved under different rules
- Outdated thresholds, deadlines and regimes
- Advice that doesn't apply to your visa type, income source or country of origin
- Ten sources that contradict each other
What you get here
- Professionals who do this work day to day
- Current rules, explained as they actually apply
- Taxes, visas and financial planning covered together, because they're interconnected
- One live session, with your questions answered on the spot
The agenda
What we'll cover
In one live session, the panel works through the three areas that decide whether a move to Italy works on paper, not just on Instagram.
Italian tax residency & obligations
- When Italy considers you tax resident, and why the 183-day rule is only the start
- What you must declare once you're resident: worldwide income, foreign assets and property
- Special regimes for new residents, and who actually qualifies for them
Visas & immigration
- Elective residence, digital nomad and other routes, and which fits your situation
- Income thresholds, documents and realistic processing times
- After arrival: permesso di soggiorno, residenza and codice fiscale in the right order
Cross-border financial planning
- How pensions, investments and property are taxed across two countries
- Double taxation treaties and foreign tax credits in practice
- Banking, currency and estate questions to settle before you move
Who this is for
Built for people who are serious about the move
- Anyone actively considering a move to Italy
- Remote workers and digital nomads weighing Italy as a base
- Retirees exploring Italy for retirement
- Dual citizens and people with Italian ancestry considering a formal move
- People who've already moved but aren't confident they're handling taxes correctly
Your panel
The people who actually do this work
Meet the professionals joining us on 1 November. Bring your questions.
- Financial planning
David Cantor
Co-Founder, ItalianTaxes.com
An expat who went through the Italian system himself before building ItalianTaxes.com. Hosts the session and keeps the answers practical.
- Visas & immigration
Nick Metta
Co-Founder & Legal Partner, Studio Legale Metta
Lawyer at Studio Legale Metta, established in 1887, with offices in Italy, London and the US. Covers visas, residency and the legal side of the move.
- Taxes
Marco Di Geronimo
Dottore Commercialista, Revisore Legale
Licensed Italian tax professional who reviews returns on the ItalianTaxes.com platform. Covers residency, obligations and the special regimes.
- Financial planning
Alessio Marino
Chartered Accountant, Studio Legale Metta
Tax and wealth advisory for international clients with cross-border interests in Italy, the UK, Switzerland and the UAE. ACA-qualified and Dottore Commercialista.
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