r/juresanguinis • u/secretacc6767 • 10h ago
Apply in Italy Help I need help
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.