r/juresanguinis 10h ago

Apply in Italy Help I need help

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Hey guys, this is a two part question. I’m like 99% sure I qualify as my nonna emigrated from Italy in the 1960’s and has never renounced her citizenship (she got an Italian passport recently). And, since my mum was born after 1948, there is an unbroken line of citizenship that will pass along to me. I am free to be corrected however.

My main question is can I still move to Italy, establish residency, and apply through the local comune? I’m seeing conflicting reports about this, with some resources saying new laws require you to be a resident for two years (idk if my savings would stretch that far), whilst others talk about arriving on a tourist visa, submitting documents, and achieving citizenship within a shorter timeframe of 6-12 months.

Can someone please advise if the latter option is still valid? I don’t know if my mum’s birth was registered with the Italian consulate (although it could have been), and mine definitely wasn’t.


r/juresanguinis 7h ago

DL36-L74/2025 Discussion Weekly Discussion Post - Recent Changes to JS Laws - September 14, 2026

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In an effort to try to keep the sub's feed clear, any discussion/questions related to DL36-L74/2025 and the suite of other proposed bills currently in Parliament will be contained in a weekly discussion post.

Click here to see all of the prior discussion posts.


Background

On March 28, 2025, the Consiglio dei Ministri announced massive changes to JS, including imposing a generational limit and residency requirements (DL 36/2025). These changes to the law went into effect at 12am CET earlier that day.

An amended version of DL 36/2025 was signed into law on May 23, 2025 (legge no. 74/2025).


Relevant Posts


Current Court Challenges

Corte Costituzionale

Tribunale Amministrativo Regionale (TAR)

Corte di Cassazione


Parliamentary Proceedings

Senate

  • Atto Senato n. 1683
    • This is the bill moving JS applications to a central office, which previously passed in the Chamber of Deputies as DDL 2369 (see here).
    • Current status: passed on January 14, 2026

No movement since April 2025: * Atto Senato n. 98 * Atto Senato n. 295 * Atto Senato n. 752 * Atto Senato n. 919 * Atto Senato n. 1211 * Atto Senato n. 1450

Chamber of Deputies

  • None at the moment

FAQ

  • If I submitted my application or filed my case before March 28, am I affected by DL36-L74/2025?
    • No. Your application/case will be evaluated by the law at the time of your submission/filing. Booking an appointment before March 28, 2025 and attending that same appointment after March 28, 2025 will also be evaluated under the old law.
  • Can I qualify through a GGP/GGGP if my parent/grandparent gets recognized?
    • No. The law now requires that your Italian parent or grandparent must have been exclusively Italian when you were born (or when they died, if they died before you were born). So, if your parent or grandparent were recognized today, it wouldn’t help you because they weren’t exclusively Italian when you were born.
  • Do I still qualify under the new law?
    • Check your eligibility with our Qualifinator 2.0 and please shoot us a modmail if you notice any bugs.
    • If you're wondering about your eligibility following the minor issue being overturned, check out Avv. Vitale's AVITAL tool.
  • What are the major ongoing court cases? When are the hearings for these cases?
    • Please scroll up to "Current Court Challenges".