Changing Residency in Italy: A Practical Guide for Foreigners

The idea of facing Italian bureaucracy can feel overwhelming. But the process of changing residency in Italy doesn’t have to be an obstacle. With the right support, the procedure is straightforward and stress-free.

This guide explains how the residency process works, which documents you’ll need, and why relying on professionals makes everything easier. 1. What does residency in Italy mean?

Residency (Residenza) is the place where a person habitually lives. For foreigners buying a home in Italy or planning to move permanently, obtaining residency means:

• Registering with the local Town Hall (Comune),

• Being entered into the official population register (Anagrafe),

• Receiving updated official documents with your Italian address. 2. Required documents