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Citizens of an EU Member State are free to enter the Italian Republic, subject
to the provisos laid down in criminal law and laws to safeguard public order,
internal security and public health in force in Italy. EU Citizens must hold an
identification document that is valid at the time they enter State territory.
Since 11 April 2007, when Decree Law No 30/2007 transposing Community
Directive N0 38/2004 into law entered into force, it has no longer been
necessary to acquire a residence permit from the local police headquarters (Questura)
for residence in excess of three months.
EU citizens are merely bound to observe all requirements imposed on Italian
citizens for the exercise of certain activities.
Contacts
For further information visit the Polizia di Stato [State Police] website to
look up the addresses of police headquarters throughout Italy
Sources used
Decree Law No 30/2007 transposing Community Directive N0 38/2004
Text last edited on: 02/2007
Source: European Union
© European Communities, 1995-2008
Reproduction is authorised.
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