The Codice Fiscale is a unique tax identification number used to identify foreign citizens in their dealings with public authorities and other administrations in Italy. It is essential for a variety of services, including healthcare, opening a bank account, signing contracts, and more. The Codice Fiscale is made up of 16 alphanumeric characters derived from personal data.

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How to Apply for a Tax Identification Number in Italy

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Non-EU Citizens

Non-EU citizens can apply for the Codice Fiscale at the Single Desk for Immigration (Sportelli Unici per l’Immigrazione) or at any Police Headquarters (Questure).

• The Single Desk for Immigration issues the tax number for individuals entering Italy for work or family reunification purposes.

• Police Headquarters provide the Codice Fiscale for those applying for or renewing their residence permit.

 

EU Citizens

 

Citizens from EU countries can apply for the Codice Fiscale at any office of the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate), presenting a valid identification document (identity card or passport).

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Documents Needed:

1. Non-EU Citizens:

   1. A valid passport with a visa (if required) or other document accepted by Italian authorities

   2. A residence permit (permesso di soggiorno)

   3. Proof of identity from the Italian consular authorities

   4. An ID card issued by the municipality of residence in Italy

2. EU Citizens:

   1. A valid identification document (identity card or passport)​

 

Once your application is submitted, the Codice Fiscale will be issued by the Italian Revenue Agency and can be used for various administrative and legal processes in Italy.

 

Let Dedalo Service assist you through the entire Codice Fiscale application process, ensuring all required documentation is in order for a seamless experience.