From 3 August

Paper identity cards are not valid for travel abroad. Ministry of the Interior: the format of the provisional document is currently being finalised

Unlike an ordinary document that is due to expire, the provisional document will be valid for travel abroad, but the citizen must be informed at the time of issue that some foreign countries may not accept it

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From Monday 3 August, paper identity cards will cease to be valid under European law. And although their validity has been extended in Italia until early 2027 for various purposes, this does not include travel abroad.

What will be allowed and what won’t

Anyone who needs to travel abroad and only has the paper version of their identity document will, in fact, need to obtain an electronic identity card (CIE) or another equivalent document; however, for a wide range of dealings with the public administration, the old identity document will remain valid until 31 January 2027.

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The issue of emigration

This leaves the issue of those who need to leave urgently but have not yet collected their Cie.

Until 31 January 2027 , the mayor may issue, in cases of documented urgency only, a provisional identity document : valid for a maximum of six months, non-renewable, in paper form with enhanced security features compared to the current paper identity card.

The draft document

Unlike an ordinary document that is due to expire, the provisional document will be valid for travel abroad, but the citizen must be informed at the time of issue that some foreign countries may not accept it.

The Ministry of the Interior points out that the draft document is still being finalised, as are the operational procedures for local authorities.

As regards costs, the circular also addresses the collection of the amount due for the CIE: the State Printing Works and Mint will use Valoridicarta Spa, and a centralised platform integrated with CIEOnLine and PagoPA will be launched, enabling participating local authorities to collect payment from citizens before they even arrive at the counter.

Of the €1.85 VAT allocation reallocated to the Ministry of the Interior, €1.15 will cover the Ministry’s administrative costs and €0.70 will go to local authorities to cover the costs of managing and issuing the document. Here too, the timetable for implementation and technical specifications are yet to be finalised.

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