Register a car in Italy
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Start case analysisYou’ll interact with the PRA/MCTC or agency; documents and fees required.
- Collect documents
- Pay fees
- Register and plate
Steps
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Documents
ID, codice fiscale, proof of ownership, insurance, inspection if needed. -
Pay
Settle IPT and other fees; agencies can handle this for a fee. -
Register
Submit at PRA/MCTC or via agency; install plates and keep receipt.
Tips
- Agencies speed things up for a fee
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FAQ
Yes, you need valid insurance to register.
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.
Mathieu Fiscalis
AI assistant – Taxes & Cross-Border Tax
