If you come from a non-EU Country and have your permanent address (residenza) abroad, follow the instructions on enrolment for visa applicants.

If you  live in Italy with a regular residence permit (permesso di soggiorno), follow the instructions on enrolment for students with foreign qualifications.

Follow the instructions on enrolment for students with foreign qualifications.

Documents required for enrolment vary depending on where you live, your qualification and the degree course you wish to enrol in. The list of necessary documents is available on the Documents page.

The Italian tax code (codice fiscale or CF) is an alphanumeric code necessary to uniquely identify people with a permanent address (residenza) in Italy. You need an Italian tax code in order to enrol and interact with other Italian public administrations and bodies. 

You can request it to the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) by presenting a valid ID document (non-EU citizens need a passport with visa or a residence permit). You can also request your tax code from the relevant Italian Embassy abroad.

Agenzia delle Entrate Trieste
Via Lionello Stock,2/3 
Tel. 040/3227211, 
Email: ul.trieste@agenziaentrate.it

The declaration of value (dichiarazione di valore) is a document issued by an Italian Embassy or Consulate abroad describing a qualification obtained in that country. Submitting it is not mandatory.

The statement of comparability indicates the level of the foreign qualification in relation to the cycles of the Bologna Process and the levels of the European Qualifications Framework.

This document does not represent or ensure the formal recognition of a foreign qualification within a national system. It simply represents a useful indication for the institutions that evaluate a qualification during the different recognition procedures.

If you live abroad, you can have the documents translated by a certified translator and have the translation confirmed by the Consulate of Italy. If you live in Italy, you can go to the local Court of Justice (tribunale) for the translation to be certified.

If you are an EU citizen you are entitled to free medical care provided by the Italian National Health System (general practitioner and public hospitals) as long as you are in possession of the European health card.
If you are a non-EU citizen you must provide the requirements for insurance coverage, medical care and hospital admissions following the instructions provided by the Consulate.
If you also wish to have access to the Italian National Health System (SSN) like EU citizens, you must register with the SSN by paying a fee.
For urgent care you can go to the emergency room of a hospital or call the following numbers:

112 European emergency number for all emergencies

800 614302 Care service available during closing hours of medical practices.
For further information, please visit the Welcome Office FVG website.

You must pass at least one exam in your first year and at least two exams in the following years. The duration of the residence permit cannot exceed the duration of your degree course by more than three years.

With a residence permit for study (permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio) you can work for up to 20 hours per week.