I’m a London-based investor with business interest in Italy that might require me to stay for months in the near future. What options would you suggest for myself and my family post Brexit?
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To qualify as an immigrant investor, a foreign national must invest at least 2 million euros in Italian government bonds that must be kept for a period of at least two years; or at least 500,000 euros in equity instruments of a company based and operating in Italy; or 250,000 euros in case of a start-up company; or at least 1 million euros in philanthropic funding that supports projects of public interest in the field of culture, education, immigration, scientific research, recovery of cultural assets and landscapes. An elective residence visa (Residenza Elettiva) can also be obtained by individuals who intend to live in Italy without having to work.
To qualify as an immigrant investor, a foreign national must invest at least 2 million euros in Italian government bonds that must be kept for a period of at least two years; or at least 500,000 euros in equity instruments of a company based and operating in Italy; or 250,000 euros in case of a start-up company; or at least 1 million euros in philanthropic funding that supports projects of public interest in the field of culture, education, immigration, scientific research, recovery of cultural assets and landscapes. An elective residence visa (Residenza Elettiva) can also be obtained by individuals who intend to live in Italy without having to work.
