Grant for the purchase of a first home – 2026

The contents of the call for applications are summarised below in bullet points; we recommend that you read the official text carefully, which is available in the section: Documents – Relevant legislation.

You are eligible for the grant if you purchase your first home after 1 January 2026. Applications are also accepted for purchases that have not yet been finalised, provided you already hold a preliminary sale agreement or a purchase offer.

To be eligible to apply, you must fall into one of the following categories:

• young people who have not yet reached the age of 40 by 1 January 2026
• young couples where at least one partner has not yet reached the age of 40 on 1 January 2026
• large families with at least three dependent children living with them (regardless of the parents’ age).

The grant you can receive amounts to:

• €20,000 in the case of a purchase by young people
• €25,000 for purchases made by young couples
• €30,000 for purchases made by large families

The grant is increased by €10,000 if the household that will occupy the main residence includes at least one person with a certified degree of disability of 75 per cent or more.

At the time of the conveyance, the main residence must fall into one of the following cadastral categories:

• A/2 – residential properties
• A/3 – affordable housing
• A/4 – social housing
• A/5 – ultra-social housing
• A/6 – rural dwellings
• A/7 – small detached house

Ancillary buildings must fall into one of the following cadastral categories:

• C/2 – warehouses and storage premises;
• C/6 – stables, horse stables, sheds, garages (non-commercial);
• C/7 – enclosed or open shelters.

The main residence may result from the amalgamation of several adjoining properties, and the deed of sale shall acknowledge the future amalgamation.

You may purchase shares in the property, provided this is aimed at acquiring full and exclusive ownership of the property used as your main residence.

The purchase, in full or in shares, from a spouse, a civil partner or a de facto partner, from relatives and in-laws up to the first degree, or from sole traders or companies linked to them, is not eligible for the grant.

Within 12 months from the date of the decision granting the subsidy, you must: 

• sign the deed of sale (if a preliminary agreement was submitted with the application) and register the property
• if you are a large family who owned a residential property at the time of the application, sell that property, unless it is to be merged with the property for which the grant was applied for
• transfer your registered residence to the main residence. The requirement to transfer your registered residence also applies to other members of the household who are residents of the main residence.

For 10 years from the date of the decision granting the subsidy or, if later, from the date of transfer of residence:

• you must maintain your residence in the property (temporary exemptions are permitted only for documented reasons of health, work or study)
• you must retain full ownership of the property
• you may not let the property, lend it free of charge or grant any real right of enjoyment over it
• you may not create new residential units by subdividing the property.

You are eligible for the grant if, on the date you submit your application:

• you are a young person, a young couple or a large family
• you are resident in the province of Trento; where an application is submitted by two applicants, at least one applicant must meet this requirement 
• your ICEF indicator for the household designated as the occupant of the first home, as determined under the 2026 subsidised housing scheme (2025 income/assets), does not exceed 0.51
• neither you nor any member of the household for which the first home is intended (the intended household need not necessarily be the same as the one to which you belong at the time of application) holds full and exclusive ownership of one or more residential properties, with the exception
  • the one for which you are applying for the grant (if you have already purchased it at the time of application)
  • that which has been awarded by a court order to former spouses, civil partners or de facto partners
  • the one in which you reside at the time of submitting the application if you are a large family. 
• you have purchased your first home after 1 January 2026 or have signed a preliminary sale agreement or a purchase offer
• you have not received any other provincial grants for the purchase or construction of your first home, including through housing cooperatives, in the 10 years prior to the date of submitting your application.

Grant Application

Please complete and submit the application, with the required stamp duty paid, using the web application accessible via the link below. You must log in to the web application using SPID, CPS/CNS or CIE.

Guidance on completing the application online is available at the following link.

If you are submitting the application jointly with another applicant, you must have a written authorisation from the other applicant, to be completed using the form available in the ‘Forms’ section below. The application will be deemed inadmissible if submitted by a non-authorised party.

Grant application

You must attach the following to your online application:

• an uncertified copy of the contract of sale for your first home, or a certified copy of the court order transferring ownership of the property, or an uncertified copy of the preliminary contract of sale or the offer to purchase
• in the case of a joint application:
  • a power of attorney from the second applicant
  • the second applicant’s privacy notice
  • a copy of the second applicant’s identity document if the power of attorney and the privacy notice are not digitally signed

File formats for documents submitted electronically

Files attached to communications must be in one of the following formats (and corresponding file extensions): PDF/A, PDF, XML, TXT, TIFF, TIF, JPEG, JPG, JFIF, JPE, EML, BMP, CSV and GIF. This is because these formats are recognised as suitable for long-term preservation, as documents produced in these formats are stable. The HTML format is also permitted (for the body of the email message only). Where required, the digital signature must be applied exclusively to files in the permitted formats listed above. Compressed formats (e.g. .zip) are not accepted, as the unique identification of compressed and/or packaged files cannot be guaranteed by either the certified email service or the document management system.

Granting of the subsidy: within 60 days of the date of submission of the application, on a first-come, first-served basis and until the available funds are exhausted

Payment of the grant:

• within 30 days of the date on which the grant decision becomes enforceable, provided that the application is accompanied by the contract of sale and indicates that the property has been registered in the land register
• subject to the grant decision having become enforceable, within 30 days from the date of the official verification that the registration has been finalised, provided the application is accompanied by the contract of sale and specifies the details of the registration application (G.N. number)
• provided that the grant decision has become enforceable, within 60 days from the date of notification that full and exclusive ownership has been registered, provided that the application is accompanied by the contract of sale and states that no application for registration has yet been submitted
• subject to the grant decision having become enforceable, within 60 days from the date of receipt of a simple copy of the signed deed of sale and the relevant property having been registered in the land register, provided that the application is accompanied by the preliminary contract
• subject to the grant decision having become enforceable, for large families within 60 days from the date of receipt of the final deed of sale which they are required to enter into in order to benefit from the grant, with the corresponding registration of ownership of the first residential property.

The revenue stamp must be retained for any future audits and must not be reused.