Italy Moves Closer to Reducing Citizenship Timeline In January 2025, Italy’s constitutional court approved a referendum to shorten the residency requirement for citizenship from 10 years to just 5. A national vote is expected by June 2025, giving Italian voters the final say on the proposed reform. Currently, non-EU citizens must reside in Italy for a decade before applying for citizenship. Advocates argue that a reduced timeline would boost economic participation, social integration, and political engagement among immigrants. Stay updated on key global immigration reforms—follow us for expert insights. #ItalianCitizenship #CitizenshipLaw #ImmigrationReform #InvestmentMigration
