Avellino

For 2025 the Department of Finance lists for Avellino a municipal IRPEF surcharge with a single rate and an exemption for taxable incomes up to 20,000 euros, confirming resolution no. 59 of 13 December 2024. Rents, prices and the pass are in the data.

Public housing is managed by ACER Campania, which has a department in Avellino at via dei Due Principati 156. Applications are made through public notices of the Campania Region, handled on a regional online platform; while a notice is open, ACER and the municipalities run information desks. Rents and prices are in the data.

The Comune di Avellino offers registry services online through ANPR and, since 12 February 2025, online booking of the electronic identity card (the e-mail with the ticket is required). The municipal portal also has a new heating-systems register.

To enter with a dog, cat or ferret you need a microchip, an EU pet passport or health certificate and a valid rabies vaccination. Mandatory registration in the regional pet register, lead at all times and a muzzle to hand. Pets allowed on trains under Trenitalia rules and in apartment buildings by law.

Rules depend on who is arriving: EU/EEA/Swiss citizens (no visa, registration with the Comune after three months), non-EU citizens for stays up to 90 days (Schengen rule, type C visa where required) and for long stays (national type D visa and a residence permit within eight working days of arrival).

Avellino's urban service and the Avellino basin are run within the AIR Campania network, which also publishes the Avellino–Caianello–Rome and Salerno–Avellino–Benevento–Campobasso lines. Tickets online and with the Unico Campania app; the Montevergine funicular (Mercogliano) is run by AIR. Pass price in the data.

Euro, cards accepted almost everywhere, a legal cash limit. Anyone living in Italy for most of the year is tax resident and taxed on worldwide income under three IRPEF brackets; specific regimes exist for the self-employed (forfettario), inbound workers, foreign pensioners and new residents. Contributions go to INPS; annual return with the 730 or Redditi form.

The city falls under ASL Avellino (offices at via degli Imbimbo 10/12), which has six districts including the Avellino Health District (DS 04). The doctor is chosen at the district or online with digital identity on the Campania Region service. The ASL's own hospitals are in Ariano Irpino and Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi.

Non-EU pensioners enter with the elective residence visa, EU pensioners through free movement; public healthcare is accessible by compulsory or voluntary registration. Optional 7% regime on foreign income for those moving to small southern municipalities. Cheap houses in villages, services concentrated in cities.

The Irpinia Sannio Chamber of Commerce publishes an annual report on the economy of Avellino and Benevento (the 2025 edition was presented on 1 December 2025). The municipality names wine growing as one of Irpinia's main development drivers.

A VAT number (partita IVA) from the Agenzia delle Entrate for freelancers; for businesses the Comunicazione Unica to the Registro delle Imprese, which also notifies the Agenzia, INPS, INAIL and SUAP. Main forms: sole proprietorship, SNC/SAS, SRL and SRLS, SPA. Compulsory PEC, annual chamber fee, e-invoicing. Invitalia incentives; non-EU citizens need a self-employment permit or the investor visa.

Since 2006 the Federico II University has run the degree in Viticulture and Oenology in Avellino (part of Agriculture at Portici), based in viale Italia since 2012. The municipality gives about 35-40 admissions per academic year; the city also has the "De Sanctis" agricultural institute, heir to Italy's first oenological school (1879).

The municipality tells Avellino as a city that grew around a fortified core, with a Norman castle, a period of splendour under the Caracciolo, the Risorgimento and the rebuilding after the 1980 earthquake. The municipal site does not publish a page on neighbourhoods or the patron saint.

Avellino lies in an area marked by historic earthquakes: the municipality's history page cites those of 1694 and 1980. Temperatures, rainfall and PM10 exceedance days are in the data; in the pages consulted the municipality does not publish seasonal ordinances.

Among its points of interest the municipality lists the Museo Irpino, the Casino del Principe, the Villa Amendola civic museum with its caves, and "Avellino sotterranea" with the tunnels. A tourist Infopoint is active; Irpinia's wine heritage is a second strand of visits.

Among the places listed by the Comune di Avellino are the «Carlo Gesualdo» Theatre in piazza Castello, designed by Carlo Aymonino, with drama, opera, music and dance, and the «Nunzia Festa» municipal library at Villa Amendola, on via dei Due Principati, with more than 13,000 items and interlibrary loan.