Source: http://en.uniroma2.it/admissions/tuition-fees/
Timestamp: 2019-04-20 06:13:24+00:00

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Tuition fees at the University of Rome Tor Vergata are based on the student’s family income; in order to calculate it for international students, the University will need a document called Scheda Raccolta Dati per Indicatore Parificato, which can be issued only by CAF Offices in Italy.
The University of Rome Tor Vergata, in accordance with art.1, c. 254 of law 232 of December 11th, 2016 ”Bilancio di previsione dello Stato per l’anno finanziario 2017 e bilancio pluriennale per il triennio 2017-2019”, has defined the levels of student fees to be paid for degree courses, in accordance with the principles of equality, advancement and progress, aiming to guarantee the right to study and to promote student dedication and merit.
- Merit criteria that consider the amount of ECTS credits (CFU in Italian) obtained and the year of registration of the degree course.
- Bachelor degree courses, one-cycle degree courses, Master degree courses not included in other contribution classes.
* A 20% discount is provided for these kinds of courses in the Macroarea of Humanities and Philosophy.
In this Ordinary taxation, a “no tax area” is foreseen for students who have an ISEE-University between 0 Euros and 13,000 Euros (students will have to pay only the regional fee).
registered with a delay of more than one year later than the natural duration of the course.
For ISEE-University of more than 90,000 Euros or for students that have no ISEE-University: the contribution will be the maximum foreseen for the contribution class and type of taxation of the course.
100% of the maximum rate for all the other international students.
In order to better understand the taxation system, listed below is a fee simulator: http://iseeu.uniroma2.it select “Simulatore tasse 2018/19”.
Contribution class 1, reduced by 20%, will be applied to students who have enrolled in online and hybrid courses in the Humanities and Philosophy Macroarea.
The amount to be paid by the students in the “superior” or “maximum” tax bracket cannot be lower than 200 Euros.
In order to better understand the taxation system, listed below is a fee simulator: iseeu.uniroma2.it selecting “Simulatore tasse 2018/19”.
The evaluation system regarding merits (the number of ECTS credits obtained) is calculated automatically and requires no official application by the student.
The ECTS credits (CFU) must be obtained within the twelve months before August 10th preceding registration.
Only the registered exams within the above-mentioned date will be considered, except for credits obtained after an internship attended by students of health care degree courses. In this case, credits will be considered even if registered later than August 10th and before September 30th.
ECTS credits (CFU) of eventual “integrated” exams need to be registered by September 30th.
Credits obtained abroad at partner Universities during a student mobility program will be evaluated only if registered in the twelve months before September 30th preceding registration.
Students who intend to make use of the services provided by the University of Rome Tor Vergata must be up to date with the payment of fees and university contributions.
For the students enrolling in the first year, the first instalment must be paid during the enrolment procedures. If this is not specified in the course call, the first instalment must be paid by November 5th, 2018.
The first payment slip is issued by the Delphi system in the section reserved for initial registration in year one or in the following academic years.
The amount of the second instalment is based on the contribution class of the degree course, the type of taxation (ordinary, superior or maximum) and the student’s family income (ISEE-University).
f. Pay the instalment at any UniCredit Bank. The receipt will contain an AUTH code (confirmation code). It is also possible to pay your participation fee and university contributions online by clicking here or by connecting to the Unicredit website, www.unicredit.it  and then clicking on: Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”> Pagamenti (Payments).
g. Connect again to the Delphi Online Services site and enter the payment details (CTRL and AUTH codes) and you will be issued a bank receipt which confirms your payment.
A single payment by March 29th, 2019 if you select “pagamento in un’unica soluzione” (single payment) or if the second instalment is lower than 300 Euros.
N.B: It is important to remember that fines due to late payments can be avoided by guaranteeing that all instalments are paid within the established deadlines. Should the student request a reappraisal of the instalments, a price adjustment will be recalculated.
In order to better understand the taxation system, listed below is a fee simulator: iseeu.uniroma2.it select “Simulatore tasse 2017/18”.
Tuition fees can be paid at any UniCredit Bank Agency in Italy. On your receipt, there will be a confirmation code (AUTH code). It is also possible to pay your participation fee and university contributions online by clicking here or by connecting to the Unicredit website, www.unicredit.it and then clicking on: Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”> Pagamenti (Payments).
N.B. Use only the payment slip issued by the system at the moment of enrolment/registration. Any other payment made and in any other way (e.g. through a direct credit transfer) will not be considered valid in the enrolment procedure and will not be refunded.
Students who wish to apply for university tax reductions must, through their reserved area of the Delphi portal, authorize the University to consult the INPS database in order to obtain their ISEE- University certificate. The deadline for this procedure is December 15th, 2017.
Students who decide not to apply for a reduction in tuition fees, who do not have a valid ISEE- University, who have an ISEE-University of more than 90,000 Euros or who do not authorize the consultation of the INPS database will automatically have to pay the maximum fee foreseen for their contribution class.
After the acquisition of the ISEE-Università certification, the taxes and contributions will be recalculated. Following this, no new forms of certification will be permitted for the remaining part of the academic year.
What is an ISEE certification and what is it for?
- students have not been living in the original family home (or in a house owned by a family member) for at least two years since the date of their original enrolment application for each time they apply for a course.
- the student has an adequate income.
Both conditions must be satisfied, otherwise students will be considered as a member of their parents’ family.
In accordance with current legislation, the only ISEE considered valid for the calculation of tax brackets and other benefits provided by the University is the ISEE-University or “Scheda Raccolta Dati” for International students.
In order to obtain the ISEE for services regarding the right of study (ISEE-University), students must fill in the form entitled “Dichiarazione sostitutiva unica(DSU) integrale” .
Having compiled and consigned their DSU, students must wait for an average of ten working days to obtain their ISEE-University.
Given that in order to compile the DSU, a lot of information concerning property, assets, and income must be collected, the procedure may be time-consuming. Students should submit their DSU as soon as possible to the CAF office which will provide the ISEE-University.
The University cannot offer a direct DSU service.
As soon as INPS or CAF provides the ISEE-University certification, the student must check on the Delphi platform that the uploaded document is correct and control the amount to be paid in the second instalment by December 17th, 2018.
Should any errors come to light, the student must report them through the following email address: caf@supporto.uniroma2.it.
Foreign students who are not financially independent or whose families reside abroad and any Italian student whose income derives from another country, who would like a reduction in university fees, will have to obtain their ISEE- University certificate, from any CAF Office by December 17th, 2018.
To obtain an ISEE-University certificate, students must provide details regarding their incomes and assets in Italy and their incomes and assets abroad of each member of their family.
These documents need to be issued by the competent authorities in the country where the incomes are produced. They must also be officially translated by the Italian Diplomatic Authorities of that country together with the income expressed in Euros.
In those countries where obtaining such documents is difficult, the documentation may be requested at the foreign diplomatic Authorities in Italy and certified by the Prefecture in accordance with art.33 of the Decree of the President of the Republic, n. 445 of 28th December, 2000.
For foreign students from particularly poor countries indicated in the Ministerial Decree of 9th June 2017, n.1455, their income will be evaluated according to the documentation issued by the Italian Embassy in the student’s country of origin in order to certify that the student does not belong to an upper-class family with a high income(DPCM 97472001).
Having obtained their certificates, students must then go to the Foreign Student Secretarial Office and consign a copy of their final ISEE-University certificate issued by CAF together with all the documentation related to the certification. Following this, students will be able to check how much they will have to pay in their second instalment.
The ISEE-Università certification regarding the right to participate in a university course must be applied for by 17th December 2018. On receiving the ISEE certification, students, through the Delphi portal, must immediately authorize the University to obtain the ISEE-U from the INPS portal by no later than 15th January 2019.
Therefore, students must not consign any document to the University, nor should they send their ISEE-University by e-mail.
Should the DSU not be presented by the deadline of December 17th, 2018, students will be placed in the highest income bracket and therefore will not be entitled to any reduction in their tuition fees.
The penalty for the late submission of ISEE-University may be combined with other penalties such as a late payment of tuition fees.
Students must retain their ISEE-University certificate as the University may in the future request to check it.
The following types of exemptions are to be considered for those students that are enrolled in Bachelor and Master degree courses, and one-cycle Master Degree courses.
Students with certificated disabilities, equal or higher than 66%, or students with disabilities in accordance with art. 3, paragraph 1 and 3 of Italian Law n.104 of 5th February 1992, are totally exempt from the payment of taxes and tuition fees at initial enrolment and registration in the following academic years. Documentation, issued by a competent body, must be provided to demonstrate students’ disability, which must be consigned to the Technical Secretary of the Committee for the Disabled (Segreteria Tecnica della Commissione per l’inclusione degli studenti con Disabilità) and DSA (CARIS) in Via del Politecnico, 1 (Faculty of Engineering).
In accordance with art. 5 of law n. 221 of the Ministerial Decree of 7th May 1999, wounded and mutilated war victims are to be included in this category.
Students that are entitled to total exemption must follow the above-mentioned enrolment instructions clearly stating the reasons behind their request (disabilities/victims of crime).
Students must bring a disability certificate of the National Health System of their country of origin, translated and legalized in Italian, declaring what and how serious the disorder/disability is in order to decide if he/she can benefit from the exemption of university fees.
The system will release a bank pay slip of ZERO Euros, which must be validated with the AUTH code printed on the slip. Students are required to consign their documentation certifying their disability to the Technical Secretary of Commission for the Disabled (Segreteria Tecnica della Commissione per l’inclusione degli studenti con Disabilità) and DSA (CARIS) (segreteria@caris.uniroma2.it), within 60 days of their enrolment.
c.inform the Student Secretarial Office that the student is not eligible for exemption.
In cases of “temporary invalidity”, students must repeat the above-mentioned procedure for each future academic year.
Students who have become invalids or are sons and daughters of invalids as a result of acts of terrorism or organized crime in Italy are totally exempt from the payment of fees and university taxes regarding enrolment in degree courses and subsequent registration in the academic years that follow. Victims of terrorism and organized crime in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic law n. 243 of 7th July 1971 are to be considered equivalent to victims injured in the course of duty together with their family members and children (100% disability) in accordance with art.30 of law 118 of 1971.
Foreign citizens who have been officially recognized as political refugees in accordance with the Geneva Convention of 28th July 1951 and ratified through law n. 722 of 24th of July 1954 are exempt from the payment of university fees. Please note that political refugee students who are behind in the exam programme of the degree course or have gone beyond the natural duration of their course (fuori corso) are not entitled to this exemption. The percentage of students who can benefit from this exemption can be no higher than 5% of the total number of foreign students enrolled in the previous academic year. Students must prove their status of political refugee by providing official documentation issued by a specific Italian Commission for Political Refugees of the Ministry for Internal Affairs.
Students who have applied for a Laziodisu scholarship must pay only a stamp duty (marca da bollo) of 16 euros. If they are neither winners nor eligible following publication of the final Laziodisu ranking list, they will have to pay their first instalment within 30 days from when they have access to the payment procedure. Should students fail to pay before that deadline, they will be charged a penalty of 100 Euros.
Please remember that if students do not validate their payment made at Unicredit Bank, their application will be considered invalid and they will lose all rights to a Laziodisu Scholarship.
Foreign students benefitting from scholarships granted by the Italian government obtained due to development programmes and intergovernmental, cultural and scientific agreements, and relative periodical executive programmes are totally exempt from the payment of tuition fees and contributions.
In the academic years that follow year one, tax exemption will depend on the renewal of the scholarship by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and conforming to the conditions laid out in art.4, paragraph 2 of Law by Decree n. 68 of 29th March 2012.
All students with a high school vote (Italian school) of 100/100 are entitled to enrol for the first time in the first year of a university degree course at the University of Rome Tor Vergata with no payment of taxes. The only payment they must make is stamp duty (imposta di bollo) and a regional tax.
Winners of the National Mathematics Olympic Games or other similar initiatives are exempt from the payment of the second instalment of their first year of university courses.
Students who have been awarded an Olympic medal are totally exempt from the payment of tuition fees for the entire duration of the degree course. They only have to pay the regional tax and a stamp duty (imposta di bollo).
The following partial exemptions are to be considered only for those students who are enrolled in Bachelor and Master Degree courses and one-cycle Master Degree courses.
The reductions in force for partial exemptions cannot be accumulated. Furthermore, please note that these reductions cannot be added even to the 30% discount foreseen for part-time courses.
These reductions are not valid in combination with others.
The procedure regarding the application for partial exemption of the second instalment is activated on the Delphi platform following payment of the first instalment.
Students with disabilities between 46% and 65% are entitled to a 20% reduction on their second instalment in accordance with a ruling of the Executive Board of the University of 24th March 2015.
Students must obtain documentation, issued by a competent body, which certifies their disability and which must be consigned to the Technical Secretary of the Commission for the Disabled (Segreteria Tecnica della Commissione per l’inclusione degli studenti con Disabilità) and DSA (CARIS) in Via del Politecnico, 1 (School of Engineering), by 15th March 2019.
A reduction of the second instalment of 50% is foreseen for students who have at least one parent working on an open-ended or fixed-term contract with an ISEE-university of no more than 50,000 Euros in accordance with a ruling of the University Executive Board of 29th May 2017.
Students who officially reside in Italy outside the Region of Lazio are entitled to a reduction in university fees of 5%.
A reduction in university fees of 10% is foreseen for students who have graduated at the University of Rome Tor Vergata or another Italian university with a score of 110/110 and who decide to enrol in a master degree course.
G) Students participating in the Olympic Games.
Students participating in the Olympic Games are entitled to a reduction of 30% of the “all-inclusive” tuition fee.
During maternity, students can decide to interrupt their studies. Should students opt for this possibility of a one year break, the starting point will be based on the date of birth of their child. Mothers, from this date, will be able to choose within the following three years when exactly to exercise this right. Students deciding not to interrupt their studies for maternity reasons are entitled to a 30% reduction of university fees foreseen for their degree course for one year.
Foreign students who do not officially reside in Italy (in accordance with a ruling of Board of Directors of 24th March, 2015).

References: art.1
 art.33
 art. 3
 art. 5
 art.30
 art.4