1. Since August 16, 1992 (Law 91 Art. 11), the voluntary acquisition of foreign citizenship no longer leads to the automatic loss of Italian Citizenship (with the exception of acquisition of citizenship in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands and Norway.
2. Italian citizens who were naturalized in their adopted country prior to August 16, 1992, implicitly renouncing their right to Italian citizenship, can reinstate it by declaring their intentions to do so and taking up residence in an Italian comune within one year from such declaration.
3. Italian citizens who became naturalized citizens of their adopted country after August 16, 1992, retained their Italian citizenship unless they expressly renounced it. They are required to personally inform the Italian Consulate of becoming citizens within ninety days, or when they reach their 18th birthday, otherwise they risk a fine.
Contact your nearest Italian embassy or consulate for details. (CLICK HERE FOR LOCATIONS)