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Apply for Codice Fiscale (Italy)

Articles explain general principles and are for information only. They do not constitute legal, tax or other professional advice. Real outcomes depend on residence, income structure, documents and timing.

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Codice fiscale is required for most formal processes in Italy. Here’s how to get it quickly.

  • Choose office (Agenzia Entrate/consulate)
  • Bring ID and form
  • Collect code and keep copies

Steps

  1. Select where to apply

    Go to Agenzia delle Entrate in Italy or an Italian consulate abroad.

  2. Prepare documents

    Passport/ID and completed application form. Some offices require proof of address.

  3. Collect and store

    Receive your code; keep both paper and digital copies for future use.

Tips

  • Photograph the code and store a secure copy
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FAQ

Yes, issuance is generally free at the tax office.

Typically ID and proof related to the procedure (e.g., address, income or ownership). Check the official site for country-specific lists.

Often yes via the official portal (Agenzia delle Entrate or regional services). Some steps still require in‑person verification or mailing originals.

Processing times vary by city and season. Plan for days to a few weeks; start early before deadlines.

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