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    Milan: Departure / Customs

    Customs

    Last update: 10/11/2003

    Before moving their household goods from abroad to Italy, all foreigners must have certain Italian documents in order:

    - codice fiscale (fiscal code number);
    - permesso di soggiorno (stay permit);

    If you are a member of the European Union, you don't really need to have other documents.

    plus, for non-EU citizens:

    - residenza (residency status certificate or receipt for request of one);
    - nulla osta TV-radio (import authorization for TV and radio, if applicable); They must also have several copies of the inventory list.

    When the above documentation cannot be produced, some moving companies can negotiate the payment of a bond so as to clear customs.

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