Apply at the Italian consulate in the UK or any Agenzia delle Entrate office in Turin.
Removals to Turin
and the Piedmont region
UK→Piedmont specialist service to Turin, the Langhe wine country (Barolo, Barbaresco), Asti, Cuneo, the Susa Valley alpine destinations.
Moving to Turin / Piedmont
— what we know about it
Turin is Italy's historic industrial capital and the Piedmont regional centre. UK corporate moves into Turin focus on automotive (Stellantis/FCA Italian operations), aerospace (Avio Aero, Leonardo), and the established Turin food and chocolate industry. The city's grid-pattern grand-boulevard layout makes Turin one of the easier-access Italian destinations — wider streets, less ZTL constraint than Florence or Rome, modern apartment stock in most central districts.
Turin's housing stock divides into the elegant 19th-century Turinese centre (the area around Piazza San Carlo, Piazza Castello, Via Roma — substantially listed but with reasonable lorry access through the wider boulevards), the modern post-war suburbs (Mirafiori south, Lingotto industrial-conversion district, the Falchera and Vallette outskirts), and the hill-side residential (Crocetta, Borgo Po, Cavoretto on the hillside east of the river). The Lingotto former-Fiat-factory area has been substantially gentrified into modernist housing.
The Piedmont wine country — the Langhe (Barolo, Barbaresco, Alba), the Roero, the Monferrato — has hosted UK households for decades. Established British communities in the rural hills around Alba and La Morra; substantial wine-trade UK families with second homes in the area. The destination logistics are similar to rural Tuscany — narrow village lanes, sometimes unsealed final stretches, comune courtesy calls.
The Susa Valley and the alpine western corner (Bardonecchia, Sestriere, Sauze d'Oulx) is the ski-resort area and is logistically similar to other Italian alpine destinations — winter access is challenging, April-October scheduling preferred. The southern Piedmont (Cuneo, the Maritime Alps, the Cuneo wine region) is rural and quiet.
Where we deliver
in Turin / Piedmont
- Turin centre (Piazza San Carlo, Via Roma)
Listed 19th-century centre; ZTL permit; wider boulevards mean better lorry access than most Italian historic centres.
- Lingotto / Mirafiori
Former-industrial gentrified zones; modern apartment stock; standard access.
- Crocetta / Borgo Po (hill-side)
High-end residential; concierge buildings; standard protocols.
- Langhe (Alba, Barolo, Barbaresco, La Morra)
Wine country; rural property; sometimes narrow village lanes.
- Asti / Monferrato
Smaller wine region; rural property; standard rural-Italian access.
- Susa Valley / Bardonecchia / Sestriere
Alpine ski resorts; winter access challenging; April-October preferred.
- Cuneo / Maritime Alps
Quiet provincial city; rural Maritime Alps countryside.
Italian paperwork
specific to Turin / Piedmont
Apply at the Questura for your destination province within 8 days.
Turin's residential districts — Borgo Po, Borgo San Paolo, Borgo Vittoria, etc.
Many Langhe properties come with a working cantina. Wine-cellar moves to Piedmont are routine.
Where you'll apply
for your permesso di soggiorno
- Questura di Torino: for permesso di soggiorno in Turin city and province.
- Questura di Cuneo: for Cuneo, Langhe wine country, southern Piedmont.
- Questura di Asti: for Asti and the Monferrato.
- Questura di Alessandria: for Alessandria and the eastern Piedmont.
Routes to Turin / Piedmont
from your UK origin
Common questions
about Turin / Piedmont moves
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Yes — the grid-pattern grand-boulevard layout means better lorry access than Florence or Rome historic centres. ZTL permits still required for the central core.
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Yes — climate-controlled transport, customs documentation for private cellar movement, coordination with destination cantina if applicable.
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Possible but logistically difficult during ski season. We strongly recommend April-October scheduling for alpine Piedmont destinations.
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Yes — Turin automotive corporate moves are a regular profile. We work with HR-mediated bookings.