EU and equated citizens and non-EU citizens with family unit legally residing in Italy
For the academic year 2024/25:
· No-tax area up to €25,000 of university ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator)
· Reduction from 25 to 50% of the all-inclusive contribution for the first year for graduates with a grade equal to or higher than 95
· Exemption from paying the all-inclusive contribution for the first year for students transferring to UniPa from other universities (located in other regions)
· Possibility of part-time enrolment with a reduction in the all-inclusive contribution
· Reduction of the all-inclusive contribution for the most deserving students, for families with multiple enrolled members, and for non-resident students
· Exemptions and facilitations for students in specific situations (working students, athletes, family caregivers, parents, pregnant students, incarcerated students, students with disabilities or specific learning disabilities), for TAB (Technical-Administrative) staff of the University of Palermo, and for foreign citizens recognized as political refugees, individuals eligible for subsidiary protection, or temporary protection beneficiaries.
Student Fees consist on:
· Stamp duty, paid virtually;
· Regional tax for the right to study, the amount of which is determined by the Sicilian Region;
· Annual all-inclusive contribution determined according to ISEE income classes for services provided within the scope of university student rights and differentiated by areas and courses of study.
The payment of fees and the all-inclusive contribution is divided into three installments:
1. The first installment, to be paid at the time of enrolment or registration, composed of stamp duty, regional tax for the right to study, and the first installment of the all-inclusive contribution amounting to 40% of the due amount, must be paid:
o for enrolment in restricted enrolment courses, within the deadlines specified by each admission call e or within the procedures for clearing the ranking;
o for enrolment in open access courses and for registrations of years after the first, by September 30, 2024;
o for enrolment in open access two-year master's degree courses, by November 30, 2024.
2. The second installment (for all degree courses, single-cycle master's degrees, and open and restricted access two-year master's degrees), composed of the second installment of the all-inclusive contribution amounting to 30% of the due amount, to be paid by December 31, 2024.
3. The third installment (for all degree courses, single-cycle master's degrees, and open and restricted access two-year master's degrees), composed of the balance of the all-inclusive contribution amounting to 30%, to be paid by February 28, 2025.
Late payments of taxes and the all-inclusive contribution, if made beyond the specified due dates, are subject to a late payment fee (only for the first and third installments).
Enrolment made after the deadline for the second installment of the academic year requires the payment of all three installments in a single payment; enrolment made in March and April of the academic year requires the payment of taxes and the all-inclusive contribution in a single payment, plus late payment fees.
Students intending to graduate in the extraordinary session of an Academic Year are not required to renew their enrollment for the following Academic Year.
If a student initially chooses not to declare their ISEE-U, they will be temporarily placed in the 14th contribution class. This position must be changed once the ISEE-U is obtained and must be submitted by December 31 of the calendar year in which the academic year begins, or with a justified request to be submitted no later than January 31 of the following year. Failure to submit the ISEE-U by the deadline will result in the student being automatically placed in the highest income class. The highest class can be changed if the student submits the ISEE by April 30 with a penalty payment of €200.
For more information and details, please refer to the current Student Contribution Regulation or submit a ticket via OTRS selecting the "Taxes" category.