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Originally Posted by davidfryer23
I am buying a house in Italy and have been advised by the agents to declare it as my "first house" in Italy - which it is - so the tax is lower and then to apply for "residenza". I expect to spend a lot of time there as well as in the UK and just want to make sure this is the correct thing to do. If it is, can anyone assist with advice on how to apply for residenza? Thanks all
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Well, I walked into the Anagrafe's office and said that I wanted to apply for residenza and asked if there is a form to fill in. She took my name, found me on her system and printed off the certificate there and then, at a cost of 26 cents. No producing any documents or evidence of finance/medical cover etc. My geometra had called ahead and explained that we had completed the refurbishment of our apartment and I think he spoke to the policeman too, so we didn't even have to wait in for him to visit and check us. I think it just confirms that the way different communes do it is different and it's very helpful to have a local on your side to smooth the way. Good luck to everyone else that's treading this path.