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Naturalized athletes of Italy

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Naturalized athletes of Italy
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The Naturalized athletes of Italy are those naturalized citizens who are part, or have been part, of the Italy national athletics team.[1]

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Fiona May, the born British two-time world champion in long jump, Italian naturalized for marriage.

The rules

The Italian Government and consequently FIDAL firstly,[2] and then the IAAF, grants Italian citizenship, and the Italian passport, therefore the naturalization, to those citizens of foreign origin born in Italy (Italians therefore of second generation), or who have married an Italian citizen for the following reasons.[3]

  • Automatically
    • Ius sanguinis: for birth;
    • If an Italian citizen recognizes, at a time after birth, a minor child;
    • For adoption;
    • To obtain or re-obtain from a parent.
  • Following declaration
    • By descent;
    • Ius soli: by birth or descent in Italy;
  • By marriage or naturalization
    • By marriage: the foreign or stateless spouse of an Italian citizen may acquire Italian citizenship after two years of legal residence in Italy or, if residing abroad, after three years from the date of marriage;
    • By naturalization: the foreigner can apply for Italian citizenship after ten years of legal residence in Italy, reduced to five years for those who have been recognized as stateless or refugee and four years for citizens of countries of the European Community.
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The list

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  Italian citizen since birth

(However, in the case of children born in Italy from foreign parents, citizenship is obtained by the eighteenth birthday).[4]

When there is Green tickY is last update verified naturalization.

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