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I’m staying in Bari for a year to study and work remotely and found an apartment I really liked. The landlord seems very sweet as well. When I recieved the contract I saw that the apartment is registered as A/10 unit (office use).

I cannot register residenzia there. However I am an EU citizen so do I need a residenzia for a year? I know I need to register since I’m staying longer than 3 months, but is a residenzia needed?

And is this common? I do feel a bit uneasy signing a temporary lease agreement for office use for professional purposes when it’s furnished like a home and we both know I’ll be living there a year… is this common?

I’m staying in the south of Italy for a year to study and work remotely and found an apartment I really liked. The landlord seems very sweet as well. When I recieved the contract I saw that the apartment is registered as A/10 unit (office use).

I cannot register residenzia there. However I am an EU citizen so do I need a residenzia for a year? I know I need to register since I’m staying longer than 3 months, but is a residenzia needed?

And is this common? I do feel a bit uneasy signing a temporary lease agreement for office use for professional purposes when it’s furnished like a home and we both know I’ll be living there a year… is this common?

I’m staying in Bari for a year to study and work remotely and found an apartment I really liked. The landlord seems very sweet as well. When I recieved the contract I saw that the apartment is registered as A/10 unit (office use).

I cannot register residenzia there. However I am an EU citizen so do I need a residenzia for a year? I know I need to register since I’m staying longer than 3 months, but is a residenzia needed?

And is this common? I do feel a bit uneasy signing a temporary lease agreement for office use for professional purposes when it’s furnished like a home and we both know I’ll be living there a year… is this common?