The discussion surrounding Italian citizenship has intensified following the Constitutional Court's approval of a referendum aimed at reducing the residency requirement for naturalization from ten years to five. Scheduled for a date between April 15th and June 15th, this change could align Italy's laws with nations like France and Germany. The centre-left coalition endorses the reform, whereas the ruling hard-right coalition, led by PM Giorgia Meloni, has largely avoided public discourse on this topic despite prior opposition, possibly indicating a strategic choice to sidestep the debate.
Italy's upcoming referendum on citizenship reform seeks to reduce the naturalization wait from 10 years to 5, aligning it with other European countries.
The centre-left coalition is actively campaigning for citizenship reform, while the ruling hard-right coalition remains largely silent on the issue.
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