What Documents Are Needed for the Renewal of the Residence Permit 2024 In Italy?

Renewing your residence permit in 2024 involves a specific set of procedures and required documents. This guide provides detailed information on what is needed to renew different types of residence permits for non-EU citizens in Italy.

Types of Residence Permits and Required Documents

The documents required for renewing your residence permit depend on the type of permit you hold. Below are the categories and the necessary documents for each type.

1. Renewal of Residence Permit for Family Reasons

For non-EU citizens who entered Italy for family reunification, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit (available at the post office or through assistance services like Dinamica Agency)
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of the current residence permit
  • Copy of identity card
  • Copy of tax code (Codice Fiscale)
  • Copy of the residence certificate
  • Copy of the family status certificate
  • Income tax forms (730, CUD, or Single form)
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€80.46)
  • €16.00 revenue stamp

A man holding a 'Permesso di Soggiorno' (residence permit) card and looking happy. He is smiling and showing the card towards the camera. The man is casually dressed. The background features iconic Italian scenery, such as a view of a historic city like Rome or Florence, with landmarks like the Colosseum or the Florence Cathedral in the background. The card is clearly visible in his hand, displaying official markings and text indicating it is for a self-employed person ('Lavoro Autonomo').

2. Renewal of Residence Permit for Self-Employment

For non-EU citizens who have obtained a nulla osta for self-employment, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of the current residence permit
  • Copy of identity card
  • Copy of tax code
  • Copy of the residence certificate
  • Copy of the family status certificate
  • Single income model
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€80.46)
  • Declaration from the company president regarding your duties (for company or cooperative members)
  • Copy of the members’ book
  • VAT number attribution if self-employed

A businessman holding a 'Permesso di Soggiorno' (residence permit) card and looking happy. He is wearing a suit and tie, smiling, and showing the card towards the camera. The background features iconic Italian scenery, such as a view of a historic city like Rome or Florence, with landmarks like the Colosseum or the Florence Cathedral in the background. The card is clearly visible in his hand, displaying official markings and text indicating it is for a self-employed person ('Lavoro Autonomo').

3. Renewal of Residence Permit for Subordinate Work

For non-EU citizens with regular employment contracts in Italy, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of the current residence permit
  • Copy of identity card
  • Copy of tax code
  • Copy of the residence certificate
  • Copy of the family status certificate
  • Copy of the employment contract
  • Copy of the UNILAV transmission form at INPS
  • Income tax forms (730, CUD)
  • Last three payslips
  • MAV payment slips for family worker contributions
  • €16.00 revenue stamp
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€80.46)

 

A student holding a 'Permesso di Soggiorno' (residence permit) card and looking happy. The student is casually dressed, smiling, and showing the card towards the camera. The background features iconic Italian scenery, such as a view of a historic city like Rome or Florence, with landmarks like the Colosseum or the Florence Cathedral in the background. The card is clearly visible in the student's hand, displaying official markings and text indicating it is for a self-employed person ('Lavoro Autonomo').

4. Renewal of Residence Permit for Study Purposes

For non-EU citizens enrolled in educational institutions in Italy, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of the entry visa issued by the Italian consular authority
  • Copy of tax code
  • Copy of the training contract or university registration
  • Proof of exams taken
  • Proof of financial means of support (bank guarantee)
  • Health insurance
  • €16.00 revenue stamp
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€70.46)

A middle-aged person holding a 'Permesso di Soggiorno' (residence permit) card and looking happy. The person is dressed casually, smiling, and showing the card towards the camera. The background features iconic Italian scenery, such as a view of a historic city like Rome or Florence, with landmarks like the Colosseum or the Florence Cathedral in the background. The card is clearly visible in their hand, displaying official markings and text indicating it is for a self-employed person ('Lavoro Autonomo').

5. Renewal of Residence Permit for Long-Term Residents

For non-EU citizens who have resided in Italy continuously for at least five years and passed the Italian language test, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of identity card
  • Copy of the residence certificate
  • Historical certificate of residence
  • Certificate of Suitability for Accommodation
  • Income tax forms (730 or CUD)
  • Last three payslips
  • Certificate of Pending Charges (if applicable)
  • €16.00 revenue stamp
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€70.46)

A middle-aged person holding a 'Permesso di Soggiorno' (residence permit) card and looking happy. The person is dressed casually, smiling, and showing the card towards the camera. The background features iconic Italian scenery, such as a view of a historic city like Rome or Florence, with landmarks like the Colosseum or the Florence Cathedral in the background. The card is clearly visible in their hand, displaying official markings and text indicating it is for a self-employed person ('Lavoro Autonomo').

6. Renewal of Residence Permit for EU Blue Card Holders

For highly qualified non-EU workers with an EU Blue Card, the required documents include:

  • Italian postal kit
  • Copy of all pages of your passport
  • Copy of identity card
  • Copy of the residence certificate
  • Copy of the residence contract
  • Last three payslips
  • Previous year’s CUD income form
  • Copy of transmission to INPS of the UNILAV Form
  • €16.00 revenue stamp
  • Payment receipt for renewal fee (€70.46)

Income Requirements for 2024

The income requirements for renewing various types of residence permits in 2024 are based on a scale that considers the number of dependent family members:

  • Applicant: €6,542.21
  • Applicant and one dependent: €9,813.77
  • Applicant and two dependents: €13,085.02
  • Applicant and three dependents: €16,356.28
  • Applicant and four dependents: €19,627.53
  • Applicant and five dependents: €22,898.79
  • Applicant and six dependents: €26,170.04

Application Process

  1. Obtain the Postal Kit: Visit the post office or use a service like Dinamica Agency to get the postal kit.
  2. Complete the Forms: Fill out the required forms included in the kit.
  3. Submit the Application: Submit the completed forms along with all required documents to the post office. Pay the necessary fees and attach the revenue stamp.
  4. Appointment at Questura: Attend the appointment at Questura for fingerprinting and document verification.
  5. Track Your Application: Use the tracking number provided to check the status of your application.
  6. Collect Your Permit: Once approved, you will receive an SMS with details on when and where to collect your renewed permit.

Conclusion

Renewing your residence permit in Italy requires careful preparation and attention to detail. By following this guide and ensuring you have all the necessary documents, you can navigate the process more smoothly and continue your stay in Italy legally.

 

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