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Get Codice Fiscale yourself

How to Get Codice Fiscale Yourself for Free:

  1. Preparation:
    • Find your nearest Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency) office through Google Maps.
    • Plan to arrive early, about 30 minutes before opening time, to get one of the first queue tickets.
    • Allow at least 2 hours for the entire process.
    • Be aware that June and July can be busier due to the yearly income declaration for August. Check for any special holiday opening times, especially in August or around Christmas.
  2. Documents Required:
    • Bring a copy of your valid passport or ID main page (and visa page if required).
    • A copy or original receipt of your living permit (permesso di soggiorno) received from the Poste Italiane or your actual permesso di soggiorno if you have it.
  3. Get the Application Form:
    • Ask for an application form in English at the Agenzia delle Entrate office, or download an empty PDF application form in English (also available in German, Spanish, Italian, French, and Slovenian).
    • You can fill out the form on your computer or print it and fill it out with a pen. Use ALL CAPITAL letters.
  4. How to Fill Out the Form:
    • Check the video tutorial on how to fill out the form.
    • In Part A, mark “D” for direct application for yourself or “T” for application for a third party. Mark “1” for allocation of a tax code.
    • In Part B, fill in your surname(s) and name(s) as they appear in your valid ID/passport. Use the appropriate conversion for foreign characters in your name.
    • Fill out the remaining sections as required and sign and date the form as shown in your ID/passport.
    • If you need to delegate an acquaintance to apply on your behalf, fill out the necessary sections with their details and signatures.
  5. How to Book an Appointment and Find Agenzia delle Entrate:
    Search on Google Maps: Type “Agenzia delle Entrate” into Google Maps to find the nearest office.Check the Opening Hours: Look for the opening hours on the Google Maps page of the selected office or on the official Agenzia delle Entrate website.Call Ahead: It’s recommended to call the selected office ahead of time to verify their hours and make sure they’re open. This is especially important if you plan to visit during unusual hours or holiday periods.Avoid Busy Times: Avoid going on Monday mornings and Friday afternoons, as these tend to be the busiest times. Try to go early in the morning right when they open.

    Book an Appointment Online: Some offices may allow you to book an appointment online. Check the official Agenzia delle Entrate website or the specific office’s website for this option. Booking an appointment can save you time waiting.

  6. Submit the Application:
    • gWait for your queue number to appear on the display, then go to the designated desk.
    • Present the filled and signed application form, along with a photocopy of your passport or ID main page.
    • Wait a few minutes to receive your Codice Fiscale certificate.
  7. Keep a Copy:
    • Keep the original certificate, but a copy is usually sufficient. Scan the certificate using an app like “Evernote Scannable” and email it to yourself as a backup.

If you need assistance filling out the application form, there are services available to help.

Alternative Options:

  • Non-resident individuals can submit the paper form to the Italian diplomatic or consular representation in their country of residence or any Agenzia delle Entrate office in Italy.
  • Non-EU citizens can obtain the tax identification number at the Single Desk for Immigration or any Police Headquarters, which assign the tax identification number to foreign nationals applying for or renewing a residence permit.”

Note: This is a summary of the process to get the Codice Fiscale for free. Make sure to verify all information and follow the appropriate steps as they may change over time.

 

How to Book an Appointment and Find Agenzia delle Entrate:

5.1 Search on Google Maps: Type “Agenzia delle Entrate” into Google Maps to find the nearest office.

5.2 Check the Opening Hours: Look for the opening hours on the Google Maps page of the selected office or on the official Agenzia delle Entrate website.

5.3 Call Ahead: It’s recommended to call the selected office ahead of time to verify their hours and make sure they’re open. This is especially important if you plan to visit during unusual hours or holiday periods.

5.4 Avoid Busy Times: Avoid going on Monday mornings and Friday afternoons, as these tend to be the busiest times. Try to go early in the morning right when they open.

5.5 Book an Appointment Online: Some offices may allow you to book an appointment online. Check the official Agenzia delle Entrate website or the specific office’s website for this option. Booking an appointment can save you time waiting.

Remember to bring all the necessary documents, including your completed application form and a copy of your ID or passport. And don’t forget to arrive a bit early for your appointment or when the office opens to avoid long wait times.