Gathers and analyses
Gathers the person's information and analyses their situation.
Initiative connected to AGAMI
LegalitalEntry — Legal Pathways to Italy
An informational and preparatory tool for legal migration pathways to Italy, starting from the Morocco-Italy corridor.
AGAMI initiative
Legal pathways to Italy, explained methodically
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What it is
The digital infrastructure of legal mobility
LegalitalEntry was created to transform the complexity of migration procedures into clear, verifiable and documented pathways, reducing errors, incomplete applications and irregular entries. It is a digital platform specialised in supporting foreign nationals who wish to enter, reside or settle legally in Italy.
It does not replace lawyers, CAF centres or patronage offices: it works alongside them, helping people understand the correct pathway, gather the necessary documents and arrive prepared before the professional, with an organised dossier and an initial assessment of their position.
The first version is dedicated to the Morocco-Italy corridor and covers family reunification, subordinate employment and study. It is conceived, however, as an infrastructure for legal mobility within the Euro-Mediterranean-African corridor: immigration is merely the first area of application.
Why it was created
From concrete experience in the field
LegalitalEntry stems from experience gained over more than fifteen years of professional activity between Italy and Morocco. Over these years, thousands of people have been assisted who, despite being entitled to enter or reside in Italy, found themselves disoriented in the face of complex procedures, fragmented information and pathways that were difficult to understand.
The project does not arise from an abstract intuition, but from a need observed every day: it is this origin — made up of real cases, real people and real difficulties — that gives it its direction.
- Italy has a structural and growing need for foreign workers; the migration flow decrees have expanded the planned entry quotas.
- The Mattei Plan for Africa identifies among its areas of action the «management of legal migration flows» and cooperation with African countries.
- Student and professional mobility are growing, and with them the demand for tools that make otherwise opaque procedures comprehensible.
What is still missing is a tool that translates the law into clear and workable pathways: it is this gap that LegalitalEntry intends to fill.
The problem
Fragmented information, unclear pathways
Information is scattered across ministries, embassies, consulates, patronato bodies, social media groups and word of mouth. It is difficult to understand the correct procedure, the documents and the requirements, and to assess the real likelihood of success.
Consequences
- Errors in selecting the pathway.
- Wasted time and delays.
- Incomplete or rejected applications.
The solution
From the individual situation to a ready dossier
Identifies the pathway
Identifies the most suitable pathway and lists the necessary documents.
Creates and submits the dossier
Creates an organised dossier and enables its submission to a professional.
Positioning
What LegalitalEntry does not do
Defining the limits of the project is as important as describing its functions: it is a choice that protects both individuals and professionals.
- It does not provide automated legal advice.
- It does not replace the professional and does not decide the outcome of the application.
- It does not issue binding opinions and does not guarantee the issuance of a visa or a residence permit.
- Initial guidance on the person's situation.
- Document collection and preliminary organisation of the dossier.
- It operates upstream: the assessment on the merits and the decision always remain with the appointed professional.
Innovative element
The dual guarantees method
Most systems check only the requirements demanded in Italy. LegalitalEntry assesses two dimensions together, for a more realistic preparation of the pathway.
- Income
- Accommodation
- Employment contract
- University enrolment
- Guarantor
- Employment
- Business
- Income
- Property
- Family
- Travel history
Considering both dimensions brings the assessment closer to the reasoning of those who decide the application, where the person's ties to the country of origin also carry weight.
The core of the system
Rules engine and knowledge base
Rules engine
It reads the user's answers, compares them with the regulatory requirements, identifies the procedures compatible with their situation and automatically generates the list of necessary documents.
Structured knowledge base
An organised representation of laws, procedures, documents, requirements, exceptions and practices, and of the relationships that link them: a body of knowledge kept up to date over time that requires legal expertise.
Procedures covered (MVP)
Morocco → Italy corridor
Family reunification
Subordinate employment
Study
How it works
The user journey in 7 phases
- 1User registration.
- 2Guided questionnaire.
- 3Assessment of the situation.
- 4Generation of the documentary checklist.
- 5Uploading of documents.
- 6Creation of the dossier.
- 7Submission of the dossier to the professional.
Who it is designed for
Three user profiles
- Applicant — the person preparing their own pathway.
- Professional — lawyer, CAF centre, patronage office or consultant who receives the dossier.
- Administrator — updates the platform's rules and regulatory requirements.
Initial languages
Italian, Arabic and French, in line with the Morocco-Italy corridor.
Multilingualism concerns not only the interface, but also the documents, conceived as a basic requirement and not as a subsequent refinement.
The role of AGAMI
AGAMI, scientific partner of the initiative
AGAMI supports LegalitalEntry as a regulatory observatory and research centre on legal mobility between Italy and Morocco.
Research
Studies and analyses on legal migration pathways and on immigration law.
Regulatory observatory
Ongoing monitoring of laws, practices and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation.
Training
Internships, training programmes and collaborations with universities and research centres.
Content
Reports, policy papers and institutional content in support of the project.
Social dimension
An objective of public interest
Legal pathways
Orderly and informed access to the procedures provided for by the law.
Prevention of irregularity
Reducing recourse to irregular pathways, often chosen for lack of clear alternatives.
Integration
Those who arrive with a regular and well-understood status start from a condition of greater stability.
Euro-Mediterranean cooperation
Legal mobility channels of shared interest between countries of origin and destination.
Development over time
The project roadmap
Gradual and verifiable growth, always on the same infrastructure: the model is validated on one corridor, then extended to other countries and procedures.
- 2026Morocco → Italy corridor. Procedures: family reunification, subordinate employment, study.
- 2027Extension to other countries of origin: Tunisia, Senegal, Ivory Coast.
- 2028New procedures: citizenship, residence permits and administrative appeals.
In the long term, to build the leading digital and scientific ecosystem dedicated to legal mobility between Europe, the Mediterranean and Africa, connecting citizens, professionals, universities, businesses and institutions.
Presentation event
Round table on immigration law
- Friday 19 June 2026, 11:00–13:00
- Hotel Glamour, Bassano del Grappa (VI)
- In person and with international online connections
- Free admission, limited places
LegalitalEntry is an informational and preparatory tool: it does not replace the advice of a lawyer or a qualified professional. Procedures depend on the applicable legislation, on the documents and on the assessment of the competent authorities. No outcome is guaranteed.
An initiative in the spirit of AGAMI
Legal dialogue between Italy, Morocco and Europe, in the service of people and of access to rights.