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 If you live in Italy and want to access social benefits, discounts, or public services, you’ll most likely need the ISEE ( Indicatore della Situazione Economica Equivalente ). It’s an official certificate that shows your family’s economic situation. In this guide, you’ll learn how to apply for ISEE , how much it costs , and what benefits you can get with it . What is ISEE? ISEE is a document used by public institutions to evaluate your financial situation. It helps decide if you qualify for various economic supports, such as reduced school fees, social housing, health benefits, and more. Step 1: Gather the Necessary Documents Before applying, collect the following: Identity card or passport of all family members Codice Fiscale (tax code) of each family member Proof of residence (residence certificate or utility bills) Income declarations (CUD, 730, Modello Redditi) from the previous year Bank and savings account statements as of December 31 of the previous yea...

  If you're moving to Italy or have just found a new home here, one of the most important legal steps is registering your residenza (residency) at your local Comune. Without residenza, you won’t be able to apply for important documents like the Carta d’Identità , Tessera Sanitaria , or even get access to many public services. In this post, I’ll walk you through the process clearly and simply – based on my own experience. What is Residenza? Residenza  means your official place of residence in Italy. Once you register at your Comune’s Anagrafe office , you are added to the city’s population registry ( Anagrafe comunale ). Why You Need to Register Residenza Registering your residenza officially records where you live in Italy. Once you’re registered, you can: Apply for Carta d’Identità (Italian ID card) Get Tessera Sanitaria (Health card) Choose a family doctor Enroll your children in school Open bank accounts , sign up for utilities, and more Where to Re...