I live in the UK and a holder of an Italian “residence card of a family member of a union citizen”, I’ve been given an appointment to renew my residence card in Italy, since it’s expired. Can I travel to Italy with my Carta d’identita??? (It’s written at the back of my Carta d’identita that it can’t be used for expatriation purposes)
Asked
Active
Viewed 381 times
0
-
1Allthough not asked, the questions arise: What is the citizenship of your spouse and if your spouse presently resides in an EU country? What is your spouses residence status in Italy? – Mark Johnson Feb 24 '23 at 12:24
-
4“I live in the UK and want to renew my residence card in Italy”. Puzzling. – jcaron Feb 24 '23 at 14:44
-
1Are you expecting to return live in Italy? – Nicolas Formichella Feb 24 '23 at 15:02
1 Answers
3
Assuming the Carta di identità states NON VALIDA PER L'ESPATRIO (which should be understood as NOT VALID FOR TRAVEL), then it was issued to a 3rd country national and is not considered a travel document (only those that are issued to Italian citizens are).
You must use your Passport.
Please add your citizenship to the question.
Council of the European Union - PRADO - ITA-BO-04004:
Second version: identity card which is not valid for travel (marked "NON VALIDA PER L'ESPATRIO")
Mark Johnson
- 27,184
- 3
- 47
- 109