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Types of Italian Passports Offered by Premium Documents

Premium Documents provides two main options for Italian passports. Each serves different purposes, so it’s important to choose wisely.

1. Registered Italian Passport

• The Italian government officially issues this passport.
• It grants you full Italian citizenship.
• You can travel freely both within Italy and internationally.
• It’s registered in the official database, making it valid and scannable at all border checkpoints.
• Authorities will recognize and accept this passport without issue.

2. Unregistered Italian Passport

• This version looks identical to a real passport.
• However, it’s not recorded in any official government system.
• Because it isn’t registered, it won’t pass scanning or verification by authorities.
• It may be visually convincing but is unsuitable for legal travel.

Our Recommendation

We highly recommend choosing the registered Italian passport for safe and hassle-free travel. This option ensures you won’t face issues at border controls or with legal verification.

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• We offer competitive prices on official Italian passports.

• Costs depend on the registration fees in Italy’s identification database.

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Applying for an Italian Passport

If you’re an Italian citizen living in Italy—or if you gained Italian citizenship by descent while residing in Italy—you can apply for a passport at the local Questura (police headquarters). This process also applies if:

• You obtained citizenship through a court case and live in Italy.
• You gained citizenship by residency or marriage and live in Italy with your Italian spouse.

Applying Through an Italian Consulate

If you applied for Italian citizenship jure sanguinis (by descent) via an Italian consulate, you must wait until:

1. The consulate approves your citizenship application.
2. You’re officially registered with the A.I.R.E. (Registry of Italian Citizens Residing Abroad).

👉 Only after AIRE registration can you apply for a passport. To do so, book an appointment at the consulate covering your residence and submit a completed, signed application.

If you obtained citizenship by descent while living in Italy but later moved abroad, you can also apply at an Italian consulate. However, AIRE registration is still required first.

For individuals who gained citizenship via a 1948 court case and reside in the U.S.:

• You’ll need to register the court judgment through your local Italian consulate.
• The consulate will forward your records (including birth and marriage certificates) to your ancestor’s Italian municipality.
• Once registration is complete and you’re listed in AIRE, you may apply for a passport at the consulate.

If you acquired citizenship by marriage and live outside Italy, you must apply through the Italian consulate covering your area.

Required Documents for a Passport Application

To apply for a passport:

• Book an appointment at your local Questura (if in Italy) or Italian consulate (if abroad).
• An in-person visit is mandatory for fingerprinting (children under 12 are exempt).

Documents You’ll Need

• A valid ID (passport or driver’s license)
• Your old Italian passport (if renewing)
• A completed application form (provided by the Questura or consulate)
• Two passport-sized photos (white background)
• A consent form (if applying for a minor’s passport)
• The passport fee

⏰ Processing time: Usually between 1 and 6 weeks.

➡️ If you have minor children, Italian law requires your spouse’s formal consent to apply for your own or your children’s passport.

Benefits of an Italian Passport

Holding an Italian passport comes with several advantages:

• You can travel, work, or study freely anywhere in the EU without visas or time limits.
• Access to affordable, high-quality healthcare.
• Eligibility for Italy’s affordable university system, with many universities highly ranked internationally.

Is a Passport Required by Law?

By Italian law, you must carry some form of ID at all times (passport or ID card). However, you’re not legally required to hold a passport. You may remain an Italian citizen without applying for one.

If you choose to apply:

• A passport is valid for 10 years.
• Renew it at the consulate (if abroad) or Questura (if in Italy) up to 6 months before expiration.
• If it expires, simply apply for a new one.

👉 Unlike a passport, your citizenship never expires.

What is AIRE?

AIRE (Registry of Italian Citizens Residing Abroad) stores your vital records in an Italian municipality. Registration proves your citizenship and requires access to consular services.

If you move within the U.S. or abroad, update your AIRE record to apply at a consulate in your new area. Registering with Fast It (online consular portal) also allows you to manage updates and access some services online.