Italia introduce o taxă de 1.000 de euro pentru anumite căsătorii. Cine trebuie să plătească

Three municipalities in northern Italy have introduced additional fees for civil marriages involving foreign citizens, reaching up to 1,000 euros. This decision has sparked controversy, with an immigration law organization planning to contest it in court. The fees vary based on residency and citizenship, with non-residents facing a 250 euro charge and foreign citizens incurring a 1,000 euro fee. Local authorities justify the fees by citing increased administrative work, including document translation and verification. The situation may lead to other municipalities adopting similar measures.