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Registering for Italian Schooling

Enroling in an Italian School
By law, Italian schools have to accept all children under the age of 18 even if the necessary documents have not all been provided. In this instance the enrolment is "a temporary enrolment", until the parents or guardian have been able to produce the necessary documentation. During this time they have to produce a written proof of intention to substitute the missing documents.
Required Documents
Italian education system
By law, Italian schools have to accept all children under the age of 18 even if the necessary documents have not all been provided. In this instance the enrolment is "a temporary enrolment", until the parents or guardian have been able to produce the necessary documentation. During this time they have to produce a written proof of intention to substitute the missing documents.
Required Documents
- Birth certificate (Translated into Italian)
- Residence Document (EU citizens) or Residence Document & Permesso di Soggiorno (non-EU citizens)
- valid for the parent/guardian and child
- Proof of immunization for polio, diphtheria, tetanus and hepatitis B
- Proof of identity (ID Card or Passport)
- Passport photos
- Stato di Famiglia (Family Status Certificate)
- This can be obtained from the Anagrafe (Local registry office) if the person is a resident or if application has been made for residency
- Translation of the home country's school curriculum to enable the school to properly place the child
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