
“It’s Basically No Risk”: So Why Isn’t Italy’s Dolce Visa More Popular?
Krista Victorio examines Italy’s Dolce Visa, full of promise, but in need of lessons from Portugal and Greece to reach its full potential.
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Krista Victorio is the Managing Partner at IMI Official Partner company Orience, a global mobility firm specializing in investment migration and corporate immigration services.
With a strong focus on Southern Europe, Orience provides expert guidance on residency-by-investment programs while delivering a fully integrated client experience through in-house legal, real estate, and aftercare teams. Having personally navigated a residency program herself, Krista offers invaluable first-hand insight into the needs and expectations of both clients and partners.
Having lived in Southeast Asia, the United States, and Europe, Krista brings a truly international perspective to her work—enabling her to connect deeply with a diverse global audience.
Victorio is dedicated to fostering long-term relationships with clients, international partners, and collaborators, aligning global mobility strategies with investment opportunities and cross-border goals. Through Orience, she helps families, entrepreneurs, and institutions make confident, well-informed decisions in an increasingly mobile world.

Krista Victorio examines Italy’s Dolce Visa, full of promise, but in need of lessons from Portugal and Greece to reach its full potential.

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