The AMVRO provides customer service supporting military, civilian, dependent, host nation, NATO forces and retirees assigned to Aviano AB, Italy. They are responsible for registering all privately owned vehicles, annual registration renewals, AFI Licensing, and in-processing and out-processing members. The AMVRO is open from 0730 to 1530 Mon, Tues, Wed, & Thurs and Friday. 0700 to 1200 every third
Thursday. The office is located in Building 1403 (Consolidated Support Center) next to the 31st Fighter Wing headquarters building in Area F. For more information, contact DSN: 632-4858 or 0434-30-4858. Tips to help transitioning into Aviano
As a reminder, Italy has different rules and regs than other European countries. Since the military community is spread out among various locations, transportation is a necessity in Aviano, being without a car can be stressful on you and your family. The Motor Vehicle Registration Office (MVRO) aims to assist you with the registration process. However, proper documentation is necessary to avoid fines and fees from the Italian government. While driving your AFI registered vehicle, you are required to have valid and current AFI Driver’s License, Military ID or Privilege Card, registration, roadtax, and proof of insurance in your possession. If lost or stolen, report it immediately to the Base Carabinieri. AFI License and registrations are controlled items, and are tracked by the Carabinieri. You should plan on shipping your car as early as possible or plan on buying a car when you arrive. Be advised that insurance premiums are extremely expensive so please research insurance costs prior to shipping your vehicle. All vehicles (imported or purchased locally) owned by U.S. military, Department of Defense Civilians and Contractors with approved logistical support privileges must be registered in the Allied Forces Italy (AFI) Vehicle Registration System maintained by the MVRO
Driver’s License
Any person desiring to drive in Italy must have a current stateside Driver’s license or a valid license from another country. As stipulated in the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) eligible Driver’s License
Your AFI Driver’s License will be valid for as long as you maintain a valid ID card. AFI Driver’s license privileges are not authorized for members separating or retiring overseas so please plan accordingly. We highly recommend you renew your stateside license before coming to Italy (do not assume your state has a Military Exemption/Extension clause, check with your local Department of Motor Vehicles - DMV). Individuals who do not have a license may find it difficult and expensive to obtain one in Italy. Young adults (under 18) are not allowed to drive in Italy. If you plan trips to other European countries a
