In our latest Americans in Italy newsletter, we share the new flights strengthening nonstop options between the East Coast and Italy and explain everything Americans need to know about getting permanent residency – a big step toward citizenship.
Miranda Mullings - news@thelocal.it
Updated: Wed 2 Sep 2026 09:56 CET
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Been living in Italy for five years? You may be eligible for the EU's long-term residency permit. Photo by Ivan Oštrić on Unsplash
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