Located in a restored factory from 1902 in River West, close to the West Loop, AIRE Chicago gives you access to this preserved structure brought back to its original splendor, where you can see the original exposed brick, wooden beams, and industrial columns of the building.
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Living outside Italy? Explore our overview of AIRE registration requirements, deadlines, benefits, and legal updates affecting Italian citizens abroad.
AIRE, short for Anagrafe degli Italiani Residenti all’Estero, is an official registry maintained by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy. It records the details of Italian citizens who live outside Italy for extended periods.
For Italian nationals residing outside of Italy, the Registro Italiani Residenti all'Estero, commonly known as AIRE, holds significant importance. AIRE is a registry managed by the Italian government to keep track of Italian citizens living abroad.
In “Consular and AIRE registry”, the third option “Notify the change of address”, allows you to notify a change of address within the same Consular jurisdiction or a transfer to another Consular jurisdiction (for example from Toronto to Barcelona).
Citizens registered with AIRE who return permanently to Italy must declare their repatriation directly to the Italian Municipality, which must officially notify the Embassy in Dublin of the effective date of the repatriation.
As the first AIRE destination outside Europe, it blends historical architectural charm with the ritual of water to create a richly immersive, sensorial experience. Perfect for those seeking tranquility, more space and an iconic downtown setting.
AIRE – Register of Italians resident abroad What is A.I.R.E.? The Register of Italians living abroad (A.I.R.E.) was established by Law No. 470 of and contains the data of Italian citizens living abroad for a period of over twelve months.