My partner has an Italian ancestor from his mother’s side. His grandparents left Italy in the 1950s and didn’t return nor did they register him as a citizen. He is now working on getting his Italian citizenship. Once he does that, would I be able to also be an Italian citizen as his spouse if we don’t intend to live there? Or is living in the country a condition?
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Alessia Ajelli answered:
You do not need to live in Italy to apply for citizenship by marriage.
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Marco Mazzeschi answered:
You do not need to live in Italy to apply for citizenship by marriage.
