Menu
Expat.com
Search
Magazine
Search

American obtaining Italian Elective Residency Visa from San Francisco

dinademko

Hello,

I am a US citizen, retired, living in San Francisco, wanting to obtain an Elective Residency Visa to live permanently in Italy.  The Italian Consulate Office in San Francisco is vague about the monthly income requirement needed and value of assets required to be approved for this visa. I know the income must be passive, from investments, a pension etc.  Can anyone offer me any information on the financial requirements and difficulty in obtaining this visa?

Thanks,
Dina

See also

Long-term visas for ItalyResidence permits in ItalyShort-term visa for ItalyResidence permit renewal for transferred studentsATTESA OCCUPAZIONE
SimCityAT

Welcome to the Forum Dina

I suggest you read through the official Website this LINK will take you there.

Good luck

SimCityAT
Expat Team

DrDuane

The link provided by SimCityAT does not provide the answer of dinademko.

SimCityAT

DrDuane wrote:

The link provided by SimCityAT does not provide the answer of dinademko.


Yes, it does. Will you stop spamming the forums. Or I will have to report you!!

DrDuane

My apologies. I do not spam the forums.

Tenn M

Were you ever able to get your elective Residency Visa from San Fran?

Modicasa

Youll need around 30000 USD and a property - either a act of sale  or a rental contract.   Its not specific but is 'around' 4 times the minimum.  That will depend where in Italy you want to be, obviously Lake Como is going to cost you more to live than Agrigento..

dinademko

Thanks, for clarification when you say you will need “four  times the minimum” in passive income, what amount in USD is that roughly? Assuming the applicant will be renting an apartment in Tuscany? The SF Consulate guidelines are very vague?