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International Removals to and from Brindisi

Brindisi names "trasloco e scarico merci" in its street-use permit and asks for 20 clear days' notice, a €16 stamp and secretarial fees of €5.16, €25.82 or €129.11.

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What does Brindisi ask of a move?

A permit to occupy public land temporarily, which the council lists for several uses, among them "trasloco e scarico merci", a move and the unloading of goods.

Brindisi has 81,181 registered residents (ISTAT, provisional, end of 2025). The same service can also ask for a temporary change to traffic where it is needed. Applications are online with SPID or CIE, or on a paper form from the same page. On the goods rather than the street, the customs rules page gives the duty position.

How far ahead does Brindisi want the request?

At least 20 clear days before the occupation. The council says this is needed to receive the permit in good time.

"Giorni liberi" means whole days that do not count the day of the request or the day of the occupation, so the real gap is a little longer than 20 days. The documents have to go in with the application. For a move you should expect the office to ask for the street, the house number and the area to be occupied, as it does for building works.

What does Brindisi charge?

A €16.00 stamp and secretarial fees that come in three steps: €5.16, €25.82 and €129.11.

The €25.82 fee is written for an occupation of up to 10 days and the €129.11 fee for an occupation of more than 10 days, with the €5.16 listed beside them. They are paid through PagoPA. The council prints the amounts under the building-works and events lists and in the cost line for the whole service, and the page does not say which of them applies to a move. If the 10-day wording applies to a move, a short move would sit in the lower band, but ask the Settore Lavori Pubblici before you pay.

The street-use charge itself, the canone, is not priced on this page.

Where is the office?

The temporary occupations office sits in Settore 4, Public Works and Urban Mobility, at Via Casimiro 32.

The page says the outcome of the procedure is available at the ground-floor office of the Settore LL.OO.PP.-Trasporti, Monday to Friday from 10.00 to 12.00 and Thursday from 15.30 to 17.30. The telephone for the temporary occupations desk is 0831 229670. Bari is the other Puglia port with a guide of its own: Bari. Compare the wider ZTL and street-permit rules before you choose a date, and read the guide to moving from the UK to Italy for the steps around the move.

Questions about moving to or from Brindisi

Does Brindisi name a move in its occupation permit?

Yes.

The service lists "trasloco e scarico merci" among the uses of the temporary occupation permit.

How far ahead should I apply in Brindisi?

At least 20 clear days before the planned occupation, says the council.

What does a Brindisi move permit cost?

A €16.00 stamp and secretarial fees of €5.16, €25.82 or €129.11.

The page does not say which one a move pays, so ask the office.

Can I apply for the Brindisi permit online?

Yes, with SPID or CIE, or on paper using the form on the same page.

Moving to Brindisi? Send the details

Name the Brindisi street, the dates of the move, how many days the vehicle will stay, and whether the road needs a temporary change to traffic.

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