- Financial Planning
- Immigration
- Taxes
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- Outdated thresholds, deadlines and regimes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
Visas & immigration
Cross-border financial planning
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 7 November. Bring your questions.
- Visas & immigration
Antonio Cammarano
Senior Associate | Immigration & Citizenship Lawyer
Antonio Cammarano is a Senior Associate at Studio Legale Metta, specializing in immigration and Italian citizenship. He assists international clients with visa applications, residence permits, residency procedures and Italian citizenship by descent, marriage and naturalization.
- Taxes
Alessio Marino
Chartered Accountant | Tax & Wealth Advisor
Alessio Marino is a Chartered Accountant and tax and wealth advisor at Studio Legale Metta. He advises high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs and international families on cross-border tax planning, wealth management, asset protection and succession planning.
- Financial planning
Alex Ingrim
CEO, Liberty Atlantic
With over 10 years of experience working in European wealth management firms and family offices, Alex has significant expertise in cross-border financial planning, investment management, and macroeconomic analysis. He enjoys speaking with clients and explaining Liberty Atlantic's investment philosophy while helping them understand the implications of various geopolitical events on their portfolios. Originally from the West Coast of the United States, Alex has lived and worked in several countries, including Canada, the U.K., Malta, France, and Italy, where he is currently based.
- Moderator
Emma Bennett
Italy Content Creator and How to Move to Italy Skool Community Leader
Originally from the UK, Emma moved to Italy in 2023, leaving behind an established career in education and leadership to embrace a new chapter.
Through her content, she shares the realities of building a life in Italy, from navigating bureaucracy and cultural differences to the challenges and discoveries that come with starting over in a new country.
On 7 November, Emma will moderate our first live session, bringing her personal experience and perspective to a conversation with professionals covering immigration, residency and Italian taxes.
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