Why is Italian Citizenship becoming so popular?

Italian Citizenship Podcast EP 20:
Why is Italian Citizenship becoming so popular?
In this episode of the Italian Citizenship Podcast, hosts Marco Permunian, an Italian citizenship attorney, and content creator Rafael Di Furia talk about the rise in popularity of Italian citizenship and especially the interest in Italian citizenship by descent, jure sanguinis. There are many reasons for this... just to name a few; there are many people who want to study in Italy, for some the Italian healthcare system is a big bonus, and others want to get Italian citizenship and live in Europe.
00:00 Intro
01:29 Why now?
02:25 Why is it easy to get Italian citizenship?
06:25 Why is Italian citizenship so popular?
08:24 Language requirements
09:04 Residency requirement
11:41 Possible change from Jure Sanguinis to Jus soli
13:35 Introduction of generational limits
14:27 Italian heritage
16:44 Benefits of Italian citizenship
18:20 Italian healthcare system
22:37 Free health care
24:10 Private medical services
24:47 Freedom of movement
25:53 Tuitions
27:10 European programs
28:30 Passing down your citizenship
For help with the Italian citizenship process and more information about Italian Citizenship Assistance visit ICA's website
ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.com
To contact Italian Attorney Marco Permunian and his team of dual-citizenship experts and attorneys you can use the contact form on the Italian Citizenship Assistance website ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.com
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[@angelarich8455]

It’s so true I’m second generation Italian and 100 o/o but everyone I know with the mix claims the Italian first for some reason ! 😉

[@BlueSuedeShoesDance]

I understand that feeling of pride and "pull to Italy". I've visited Italy 5 times in the last 14 years. I've just started my Italian Citizenship through sanguine through the consulate here. I live in Australia and my parents migrated to Australia back in the 60's. This conversation refers to Americans and I was just wondering does the same apply you are from Australia wanting to dual citizenship?

[@stevenspam7219]

I was wondering how to get an American college degree recognized in Italy, and what degrees are easily transferrable?

[@photographedemode]

Is there any chance that they are going to change the laws on getting Citizenship through Grandmothers? My Grandmother was born in Italy never took American Citizenship and the fact that I have a 1948 case really adds a lot of grief to the paper trail based on the fact getting citizenship through women adds extra challenges (court) that wouldn't exist if I were getting citizenship through a Grandfather.

[@saverina9429]

Ciao complimenti e grazie per i vostri informazioni.io sono nata in Italia, Immigrati in Australia e non ho la cittadinanza italiana .Non mi ho informato.Avete informazioni se anche qui in Australia c’è la stessa possibilità di prendere la cittadinanza Italiana. Grazie complimenti ciao

[@francinemoloney2527]

I agree

[@susanbostwick8637]

How does an Italian citizen by descent get his adult children registered as Italian Citizens by descent too?

[@danielbrunner5878]

Have the adult children apply at the same consulate because they can easily reference the paperwork that was already used to apply for the parent’s citizenship recognition

[@timb7725]

The attorney said if naturalized before 1912 there is a disqualification? My GGF naturalized in 1892 according to census records and my grandmother was born in 1888. Is that a disqualification?

[@timb7725]

@A I Hello. I just got my results back from the naturalization search and they have no record of my GGF. I am wondering if he never naturalized like the census record said.

[@tipr8739]

@@timb7725 The census was a guy knocking doors and oftentimes the language barrier added some info that didn’t exist. There is no record of naturalization means you are golden. Never mention that census ever again and never look back. You are in the clear. Get an official statement of “No naturalization records “ and bring that with your other papers and that is your ticket home.

[@eziotuniz594]

Italian citizenship requirements through a spouse

[@wenchiweb]

Four years now I haven't received my Italian citizenship

[@stevenspam7219]

wenchi web I would definitely contact the consulate.

[@tipr8739]

@@stevenspam7219 Call or email the commune where your ancestor was born

[@nessuno3434]

Blood is blood

[@nessuno3434]

It was the best..before democratic destroyed

[@louispisani7110]

i HOPE THE LAW CHANGES....unfortunately we have left leaning governments in Italy. With the advent of "internet" and the movement of money, we have created or they are trying to create..this NEW WORLD UNIORDER" especially in the culturally deprived countries. Italy prides itself on its language and culture. I am not against in and of itself generational should require and be more limited at least to SPEAKING AND KNOWING ABOUT ITALY AND ITS CULTURE....In and of itself its not enough to have an Italian last name only, whose image abroad is always distorted.. that is NOT OUR IDENTITY!!!...WHY?..because that would be limiting our language and culture to only those and not other ethnic groups who speak and know about Italy....and its culture!!

[@StoufSto]

Bruh

[@tipr8739]

Nothing is free… if it is socialized it either comes from taxes or debt. debt is just a national credit card that the youth will have to pay via taxes or inflation.

[@nessuno3434]

Never ious soli never never never..blood blood blood