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on 30 Jan 2017
I am australian and my partner is italian citizen, I have done the tourist visa many times but am needing to find a more permanent answer. We have just purchased a house in milan in his name. What is the best/fastest/safest option for me to take residence. I was looking at starting studdies there, but don't know if it's better to take a work visa instead? I want in the end permanent residence/rights. I'm also entitled to a british passport but with brexit now I think it's not really helpful? I have contacted the embassy here in australia and they told me they can't help me until I lodge a visa... but I don't know what one is the right wat to go.... please any help wanting to get back to Italy as soon as possible to my little family. Appreciate any advice.
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Did you find a solution? I'm in a similar position, I'm an Australian and my partner is Italian but we are not married. We would like to live and work in Italy together but having trouble finding information on the best visa. My preference is a de facto visa but everyone is telling us we need to be married!