Since 1992, Italy permits multiple citizenships – there’s no legal limit to the number of passports an individual can hold, as long as the other countries also allow it. Having dual citizenship does not force you to renounce any nationality.
Ancestry-Based Citizenship (Jure Sanguinis) – Stricter in 2025
Law No. 74/2025 (May 23, 2025) introduced tighter requirements for citizenship by descent.
Retained Rights & Transitions
If you already hold – or had applied for – Italian citizenship by March 27, 2025, you’re “grandfathered in” and your citizenship still remains valid.
Passport & Travel Practicalities
You can hold both your original country passport and an Italian passport—each side honors their holders under the Master Nationality Rule.
Use your Italian passport when traveling into or within Italy/EU, and your other passport elsewhere.
Conclusion
Italians – and future Italians – can hold dual citizenship, but ancestry-based citizenship is now more restricted. If you already have – or submitted for – Italian citizenship before the March deadline, your status is preserved.
If you wish to know more and discover if you still qualify for your Italian passport: do not hesitate and reach out at ciao@fastrackitaliancitizenship.com
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