Business and Investment Visas

Business and Investment Visas

Company setup, investment planning, and consular filing support

Business Structure

We guide company setup and choose the right legal form for your Italian venture.

Investment Roadmap

We plan the investment amount and timeline to meet visa requirements.

Consular Strategy

We build the application with all supporting evidence and compliance steps.

Business and investment visa pathways allow entrepreneurs and investors to establish a presence in Italy through company formation or significant capital investment. These routes typically combine Italian company law requirements with visa-specific conditions for sustainability and economic impact.

We support the full process: from business planning and investment structuring to company registration, visa documentation, and consular filing. Our approach ensures that your Italian business venture meets all legal requirements while positioning you for long-term success.

Typical Requirements

Common documents for business and investment visa applications

Business Plan

Detailed plan showing viability, market impact, and job creation potential.

Company Formation

Registration documents and proof of active status in the Italian registry.

Investment Proof

Bank transfers, capital contributions, or asset investments meeting thresholds.

Professional Credentials

Relevant qualifications, experience, and entrepreneurial track record.

Accommodation

Proof of residence in Italy for the initial period.

Legalization & Translation

Apostille/legalization and certified translations where applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about business and investment visas

What investment amount is required?

Investment thresholds vary by the specific visa pathway and region in Italy. We evaluate your business plan and recommend the most appropriate route with realistic investment requirements.

Do I need to establish a company before applying?

In most cases, you can apply with a structured business plan and complete company formation after approval. Some pathways require pre-registration. We map the optimal sequence.

Can I include family members in the application?

Family members can often join through dependent pathways. We help coordinate the main application with family visas to minimize delays.

How do you prove the business will be sustainable?

Through market analysis, financial projections, and supporting evidence. We help develop a credible business plan that meets consular expectations.

What are the tax implications?

Business setup and investment can have tax consequences. We provide basic guidance and recommend consulting local tax specialists for your specific situation.

What happens after the visa is approved?

You complete residence permit procedures, company finalization, and local registrations. We provide a post-entry roadmap to ensure full compliance.

Italiza Offices

Italiza has offices strategically located in Italy, the United States of America, Brazil and Argentina.