This document discusses immigration to Italy, outlining visa requirements and categories, residence permits, and the process for obtaining citizenship. It notes that visas are required for non-EU citizens and that Italy offers A, C, and D visa types. Residence permits must be applied for if staying over 90 days and can be issued for work, family, investments or business reasons. Naturalization over 10 years or marriage to an Italian national are paths to obtaining citizenship.

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3. Visa
Requirements
Visas are necessary only
for citizens of non-EU
countries.

4. Visa
Categories
Italy offers 3
categories of
visas: A, C and
D visa types.

5. C and D Visas
One can apply for the C
visa for stays up to 90 days,
while the D visa is issued
for long-term stays in Italy.

6. Residence
Permits
For arrivals with a duration of minimum
90 days, foreigners must apply for a
residence permit.

7. Residence permits in Italy can be
issued for business/investments, family
reunification, work, etc.

8. Citizenship
Foreigners who
relocate here on a
permanent basis
can be entitled to
Italian citizenship.

9. Naturalization
Naturalization is the
process through
which a foreigner
becomes a permanent
resident and then
applies for
citizenship.
It takes 10
years.

10. Foreigners can also
apply for citizenship
if they marry an
Italian national.

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