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Italy Changes Citizenship Law Affecting Those with Great-Grandparents

  • The Italian government enacted a law in March 2025 that bars people from obtaining citizenship through great-grandparents, effective from Tuesday.
  • This change limits citizenship by descent to those with Italian parents or grandparents and follows stricter requirements for residency-based applications.
  • Applicants for naturalization must have at least 10 years of legal residency, prove taxable income above 8,263.31 euros annually, pass a language exam, and show no criminal record.
  • A referendum set for June 8-9 proposes halving residency requirement to five years, but the government opposes it and the vote’s success is uncertain due to quorum rules.
  • The law disrupts plans of many claiming heritage citizenship, prompting calls to explore visa options or challenge the law in Italy’s constitutional court, which will take time to rule.
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Il Sole 24 Ore broke the news in Milan, Italy on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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