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Italy Law 74/2025: What the Tajani Decree Means for You

Italy Law 74/2025: What the Tajani Decree Means for You

May 24, 2025: Italy passed Law 74/2025.

What Changed

  • Claims capped at grandparent level
  • Great-grandparent claims closed
  • EUR 600 non-refundable fee

Grandfathering

Pre-March 27, 2025 confirmed appointments proceed under old rules.

Constitutional Challenges

  • Turin: REJECTED March 2026
  • Campobasso: pending, late 2026+

Centralization

Processing moving to single Rome office by 2029.

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