Virtual Presence in Italy
Establish an operational footprint without a physical office

International businesses increasingly need to operate in Italy without relocating teams or opening a full physical office. Regulatory interaction, digital communications, tax notices, counterparties, and banks still expect local points of contact — even when operations are fully remote.

Our Virtual Presence solutions are designed to bridge this gap: providing legally valid, operationally reliable, and cost-efficient infrastructure for doing business in Italy without permanent physical establishment.
What “Virtual Presence” means in practice
Virtual presence is not a marketing concept.
It is a functional and legal layer between your company and the Italian administrative, tax, and digital ecosystem.

Local communication channels required by authorities and counterparties

Secure handling of official correspondence and notifications

Digital identity and compliance-enabled access to Italian systems

Clear separation between operational presence and tax residence

Italian business communication toolkit: mobile, landline and domain infrastructure

Market presence without incorporation pressure

Virtual Presence Packages
We offer structured packages depending on your operational needs and risk exposure.
Business + Office
For early-stage projects and limited operational interaction with Italy
Business + Marketing
For companies requiring structured local market support in Italy
Business + Legal
For companies requiring legal structuring and protection in Italy
Our Added Value Beyond a Virtual Address
Key areas where we provide practical value:
  • We manage your business operations in Italy until physical presence becomes necessary
  • We can support on-the-ground market and advertising research in Italy
  • We handle all local formalities, including document management and official correspondence
  • We build a tailored legal framework for your future business activities in Italy
Compliance & Security
We work strictly within applicable Italian, EU, and UK digital identity and data protection regulations:
    1. eIDAS Regulation (EU) No. 910/2014
    2. SPID Technical Requirements set by Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale (AgID)
    3. GDPR / UK GDPR compliance
    Our services are designed to ensure lawful access, secure identity handling, and controlled use of digital credentials without creating unauthorized representations or regulatory exposure.
Scope & Limitations
Our role is strictly limited to infrastructure support, coordination, and compliance-aligned assistance. We do not replace public authorities, regulated entities, or licensed professionals where such status is legally required.
What our services include:
  • Facilitating lawful access to Italian digital systems and communication channels
  • Supporting clients in navigating administrative and digital procedures
  • Managing communication flows, notifications, and document handling
  • Coordinating with regulated third parties where professional authorization is required
  • Providing operational and compliance guidance within clearly defined boundaries
What our services DO NOT include:
  • We are not a certified SPID identity provider
  • We do not issue digital identities, qualified certificates, or electronic signatures
  • We do not act as a public authority or represent clients before authorities unless explicitly mandated and legally permitted
  • We do not provide regulated legal, tax, or financial services unless expressly agreed through licensed partners
  • We do not guarantee regulatory outcomes or decisions issued by third parties
Regulatory positioning:
Our services are designed to support compliance, not to substitute regulated or state-controlled processes.

Where regulated activity is required, we act solely as a coordination and facilitation layer, ensuring that all actions remain within applicable legal and regulatory frameworks.
Jurisdictional and tax considerations:
The use of our services:

  • Does not in itself create tax residence, permanent establishment, or legal seat in Italy
  • Does not constitute physical presence or operational substance unless separately established
  • Does not replace formal incorporation or registration where required by law

Any assessment of tax, regulatory, or legal consequences should be conducted based on the client’s specific structure and activities.
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