About

Trasferirsi in Italia is a free, source-cited reference for moving to Italy. It exists because the information is real but scattered: official pages in Italian, out-of-date forum threads, and generic guides that gloss over the parts that actually trip people up.

Who it's for

Version 1 covers EU/EEA citizens establishing residency: the codice fiscale, registering at the comune (anagrafe), and enrolling in the national health service (SSN). We cover this slice deeply and keep it current, rather than covering everything shallowly.

How it's built to be trusted

Every page cites primary official sources and shows when it was last verified. See how we verify for the full method. We work at the national, regional, and comune level to match how Italy's rules actually apply.

Contribute a correction

Rules change, and local readers often know before we do. If a page is out of date or you can point us to a better official source, please tell us — every page has a "suggest an update" link, or you can open an issue on the project. Reader reports feed straight into our review queue.

Disclaimer

This site is informational and is not legal or tax advice. Always confirm specifics with the relevant Italian authority before acting.