Citizenship
Italian
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Italian citizenship can be obtained by proving descent from an Italian ancestor.
The request must be accompanied by supporting documents, such as birth, marriage and death certificates.
There is no generation limit for the transmission of citizenship, as long as all necessary documentation is presented.
Who is entitled to Italian citizenship?
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Descendants of Italians
Italian citizenship can be obtained through an Italian ancestor, and proof must be provided through documents such as birth, marriage and death certificates.
Citizenship by direct descent
There is no generation limit for the transmission of citizenship, as long as all supporting documentation is presented.
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Citizenship by Marriage
This right is granted when one of the spouses holds Italian citizenship and passes it on to his or her partner. To apply for Italian citizenship, the couple must meet the following criteria:
Be married for at least 3 years;
If there are children, this marriage period can be reduced to 1 year and a half.
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Legal Residents in Italy
Foreigners who have legally resided in Italy for at least 10 years are entitled to Italian citizenship.
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Born in Italy
Citizenship is granted to anyone born in Italy, provided that at least one of the parents has Italian nationality. Italy adopts the principle of "blood right" (jus sanguinis), that is, birth in the country alone does not automatically confer citizenship.