If you plan to live in Italy for more than 90 days for the purpose of relocation, it is mandatory to register your residence with the Italian authorities. This process, known as iscrizione anagrafica, must be completed at the Anagrafe (Italian Registry Office) of the municipality (Comune) where you are residing. Dedalo Service operates specifically in the Veneto region, assisting clients throughout this process.

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Foreign citizens with a valid Italian permit of stay (permesso di soggiorno) who are living in Italy long-term or permanently must register their residence in the municipality where they live. This registration grants you access to essential services and rights, including opening a bank account, applying for public housing (if eligible), accessing social services, purchasing a car, and applying for an Italian driver’s license.

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To complete the registration, you’ll need to submit your permesso di soggiorno, passport, codice fiscale, lease agreement or proof of property ownership, and a declaration of residence form. The Anagrafe will then verify your address through a visit. If your documents are incomplete or invalid, or if you do not meet the requirements, your registration may be rejected.

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Once registered, your residenza is valid until circumstances such as death, change of residence, failure to renew your declaration of usual living, or being untraceable lead to cancellation. It's important to keep your registration up to date, especially when renewing your permesso di soggiorno.

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Dedalo Service is here to guide you through every step of the process, ensuring that you meet all requirements and receive your certificato di residenza, giving you the stability you need as you settle into your new life in Italy.

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Documents needed:

1. Permesso di soggiorno

2. Passport

3. Codice fiscale

4. Residence/lease/proof of property ownership agreement

5. Declaration of residence form