In short
Describe your situation in a few lines and you will receive a written assessment within 24 working hours: whether the case is viable, what documents are needed in your specific circumstances, and what the steps are.
What you receive
A written assessment answering three questions: whether the procedure is viable in your situation, which documents are required in your specific circumstances, and what the steps are — including which depend on us and which on the authorities.
It includes the unwelcome answer. If your position is not viable, we say so straight away: it costs you one email instead of months and, in the case of citizenship, the €250.00 fee that is not refunded if an application is refused.
What to include
For a first assessment a description is enough. Do not send documents at this stage.
- Your nationality and current immigration status.
- Your current residence permit, if you have one, and its expiry date.
- The reason for your stay or your planned move to Italy.
- Your family situation, if relevant to the case.
- If writing for a company: the role you need to fill and where the candidate is based.
What we cannot do
We cannot guarantee the outcome of a case or the timing of an office: both depend on the competent authorities. We do not carry out activities reserved to Italian lawyers: for litigation and legal advice on disputes we refer you to qualified professionals.
If anyone promises you the opposite, that is a reason for caution rather than confidence.
The figures cited on this page
Every amount, threshold and deadline comes from our public register of legal parameters, each recorded with its legal reference and the date we last checked it. When a value changes, this page changes with it.
| Parameter | Value | Legal reference | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citizenship application fee | €250.00 | Art. 9-bis, c. 2 Legge 91/1992, come modificato dal D.L. 113/2018 |
Frequently asked questions
What does the first assessment cover?
Which languages can I write in?
How soon will I hear back?
Professional scope. Italy Immigration Hub is an administrative consultancy, not a law firm, and does not carry out activities reserved to members of the Italian Bar. Legal advice on disputes, court filings and representation before judicial authorities are handled by qualified lawyers we work with, instructed directly by the client. We are a private, independent operator with no affiliation to Italian public authorities, and the outcome and timing of any procedure depend on the competent authority. Legal notice (Italian).
Related pages in English
Full procedural detail in Italian
The Italian pages carry the complete document lists, cost breakdowns, step-by-step procedures and the mistakes that most often cause refusals.