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How Is Liberation Day Celebrated in Italy? Your Guide to Festa della Liberazione
Every April 25th, Italy celebrates Festa della Liberazione (Liberation Day), a national holiday that honors the country’s liberation from Nazi occupation and fascist rule at the end of World War...
Decree-Law No. 36/2025: Italy Tightens Ancestry Citizenship Law
On March 28, 2025, the Italian government enacted an emergency decree—Decree-Law No. 36/2025—that introduced major Italian citizenship changes affecting how citizenship by descent is recognized. Known as the “Citizenship Package,”...
Do You Have to Live in Italy to Maintain Your Italian Citizenship?
Italian citizenship is highly sought after, offering access to the European Union and numerous benefits, including the ability to live, work, and travel freely across Europe. Whether you already have...
How Easter Sunday and Monday Are Celebrated in Italy
How does Italy celebrate Easter? Easter, or Pasqua in Italian, is one of Italy’s most significant religious and cultural celebrations. As a deeply Catholic country, Italy observes Easter with profound...
Italian American Citizenship Assistance Program Featured in Brickell Magazine
We are thrilled to share that the Italian American Citizenship Assistance Program (ITAMCAP) has been featured in Brickell Magazine in an article written by Anja Maltav. The article spotlights our...
Do You Have to Serve in the Military When You Become an Italian Citizen?
No, Italy does not require military service for new citizens. While Italian army conscription was once mandatory, Italy has since transitioned to an all-volunteer force. This means that if you...
How Americans Can Pass Italian Citizenship to Their Children
For Italian Americans, the allure of dual citizenship goes beyond nostalgia. It’s a gateway to embracing cultural heritage, expanding opportunities, and solidifying ties to Italy. Passing Italian citizenship to your...
Your Guide to Italy’s Digital Nomad Visa
Italy, with its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and delectable cuisine, is a dream destination for many. For digital nomads seeking a slice of la dolce vita, Italy’s digital nomad...
How Italians Celebrate Epiphany
Epiphany, known as Epifania in Italian, is celebrated on January 6th and marks the end of the Christmas season in Italy. Epiphany Day in Italy is a significant religious and...
How Is St. Stephen’s Day Celebrated in Italy?
Saint Stephen’s Day, or the Feast of Saint Stephen, is celebrated on December 26th and is an important holiday in Italy. Known as Il Giorno di Santo Stefano in Italian,...