DIRECTORY · PROFESSIONALS WORTH KNOWING

The professionals worth knowing.

Professionals we'd happily point a friend toward when they're planning the move. Researched by us, paid for by no one — a place to start your own research.

Status
Italy · Open

Italy first. Portugal, Spain, France, and Ireland follow
as their relocation portals come online.

Each of the six categories below opens onto its Italy page.

What the directory covers

What's inside.

Six areas where the move usually gets complicated for US citizens — and where the right person at the right time makes a real difference. Each category lists professionals for the countries with an open GEO portal.

Legal

Immigration attorneys

Attorneys who handle the visa and citizenship paths Americans actually take — elective residence, jure sanguinis under the 2025 reform, family reunification, and the work-authorized routes.

Open · Italy →
Tax

Cross-border tax & expat accountants

Accountants who handle both halves of the picture — your US returns as an American living abroad, your Italian filings as a new resident, and the coordination in between so the same money doesn't get taxed twice.

Open · Italy →
Money

Currency & foreign exchange

Brokers who handle repeating dollar-to-euro transfers — pensions, mortgage payments, the wire for closing day — at better rates than your bank will give you.

Open · Italy →
Property

International real estate

The major property portals American buyers use to browse Italian inventory — the search step that comes before contacting an agent.

Open · Italy →
Logistics

Household movers

Movers who've shipped from the US to Italy enough times to know the customs piece, the codice fiscale step, and the realities of transatlantic container shipping.

Open · Italy →
Healthcare

Expat health insurance

Brokers and Italian carriers for the months between US departure and enrollment in Italy's public health system — and for keeping private coverage alongside it once you're in.

Open · Italy →
How we choose

What we look for.

A short read on how the directory comes together. The full Directory Policy covers the same ground if you want the longer version.

Community references first
Multiple independent recommendations from the move-abroad communities — or one strong reference combined with verifiable credentials and an established track record. From there: confirm active practice in the country, check the public record, and look for evidence someone is genuinely set up to work with Americans. We don't anchor on the names that rank highest on Google.
Never pay-to-play
Nobody pays us to appear here, to rank higher, or to stay listed. No referral fees, no kickbacks, no revenue share — across every category, not just attorneys.
Listing is not endorsement
GEO isn't a law firm, accounting firm, or licensed advisor. A listing is somewhere to start; interviews, references, and your own read on whether someone is right for you all still apply.
Know someone worth listing?

Tell us about them.

If you've worked with someone — an attorney, an accountant, anyone who helped you through the move — and you'd send a friend their way, we want to hear about it. Every email gets read.

Send us a note support@globalexpatoutfitters.com → A sentence or two on who they are, what you worked on with them, and why they're worth knowing.
Where to go from here The longer version of how we choose — and a look at what's inside the open Italy portal.
The longer version Directory Policy → Every commitment in this directory, in full — for readers who want the detail. What we actually do Italy Portal Tour → Walk through the open Italy portal — the dashboard, the phases, the workbook. The thing a GEO membership actually gets you.