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Regulations 8 min read Federico Cassani15 January 2025

Alloggiati Web Polizia di Stato: updated 2025 guide for campsites

Every campsite operator is required to communicate guests' personal details to the Questura through Alloggiati Web. Failure to communicate this information may entail criminal liability pursuant to art. 109 TULPS. Here is how to manage this obligation correctly.

Alloggiati Web police guest registration forms campsite public security regulations

The obligation to communicate information to public security authorities derives from the TULPS (Consolidated Text of Public Security Laws, RD 773/1931) and was modernized with the Alloggiati Web portal of the Ministero dell'Interno. Since 2012, communication has been carried out exclusively online.

Submission deadlines

  • Stays of at least 24 hours: communication within the 24 hours following the physical arrival (not from the booking).
  • Stays shorter than 24 hours: communication must be made upon arrival.
  • Important: the deadline is calculated with reference to the actual check-in time, not the scheduled time.

Mandatory data for campsites

FieldMandatoryNotes
Guest typeYesMain guest / accompanying person
Surname and first nameYesAs shown on the document
SexYesM/F
Date of birthYesDD/MM/YYYY
Place/Country of birthYesISTAT code or country
NationalityYesCode from the official Alloggiati Web tables
Document typeYesType code (CI, PA, PO...)
Document numberYesAs shown on the document
Arrival dateYesDD/MM/YYYY
Number of nightsYesInteger

The required fields vary according to the guest type (individual guest, head of family, group leader, accompanying person). Municipalities, countries, nationalities, and documents must be entered using the official tables downloadable from the Alloggiati Web portal, not standard ISO codes.

Integration with Ovvo Camping

Ovvo Camping prepares data in the format required by the official Alloggiati Web Web Services. Data is pre-filled by OCR at check-in. The operator reviews and confirms it before each transmission. The system indicates the submission outcome and, in the event of an error, allows the operation to be repeated.

⚠ Failure to communicate this information may entail criminal liability pursuant to art. 109 TULPS, not merely an administrative offense. The extent of the consequences depends on the specific case. Using software does not transfer responsibility for fulfilling the obligation to the provider; it remains with the facility operator.

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