All things you need to know about living in the province of Avellino

Campania · 118 comuni · Population 395,072 · 520 became Italian citizens (2024)

Illustration of a landmark in Avellino
Data as of 2026-10-13· ISTAT

The province of Avellino is home to 228 Venezuelans: 0.06% of its 395,072 residents, across 118 comuni.

ISTAT counts 15,985 residents with a foreign citizenship in the province, 4.05% of the population. The largest groups among the nationalities we follow most closely are Venezuelans (228), Russians (193), Brazilians (164).

Over the period 2019–2025, the number of Venezuelans in the province has risen, from 108 to 228 (+111%).

Separately, ISTAT's census data shows 7.8% of the province's population was born outside Italy: 5.9% outside the EU and 1.9% elsewhere in the EU. This broad-group split isn't comparable per-nationality to the citizenship figures above. See about the data.

By nationality

NationalityCitizensShare
Romania2,8240.71%
Ukraine2,6780.68%
Bulgaria5460.14%
Albania4400.11%
Poland4180.11%
Venezuela2280.06%
Russia1930.05%
Brazil1640.04%
Argentina830.02%
United Kingdom680.02%
United States660.02%
Spain520.01%
France430.01%
Germany360.01%
Portugal240.01%
Belgium200.01%
Mexico180.00%
Slovakia160.00%
Switzerland140.00%
Czechia140.00%
Greece140.00%
Hungary80.00%
Canada70.00%
Croatia70.00%
Ireland70.00%
Japan70.00%
Lithuania70.00%
Netherlands60.00%
Austria40.00%
Australia40.00%
Malta40.00%
Denmark20.00%
Finland10.00%
South Korea10.00%
Luxembourg10.00%
Latvia10.00%
Slovenia10.00%
Cyprus00.00%
Estonia00.00%
Norway00.00%
Sweden00.00%

“Citizens” counts residents holding that country’s citizenship, summed across every comune in the province.

Country of birth

GroupResidentsShare
Born in Italy364,22492.19%
Born elsewhere in the EU7,4671.89%
Born outside the EU23,3815.92%

From ISTAT’s census data. Broad groups only — see about the data.

Venezuelans over time

Top 25 comuni by Venezuelans share

  1. 1stGesualdo0.97% (31)
  2. 2ndLuogosano0.85% (9)
  3. 3rdSanta Paolina0.70% (8)
  4. 4thGrottaminarda0.38% (29)
  5. 5thSturno0.37% (10)
  6. 6thSan Mango sul Calore0.36% (4)
  7. 7thMoschiano0.32% (5)
  8. 8thSant'Andrea di Conza0.29% (4)
  9. 9thCaposele0.25% (8)
  10. 10thRotondi0.21% (7)
  11. 11thMontemarano0.20% (5)
  12. 12thSanto Stefano del Sole0.19% (4)
  13. 13thPaternopoli0.19% (4)
  14. 14thCalabritto0.19% (4)
  15. 15thTorre Le Nocelle0.16% (2)
  16. 16thMirabella Eclano0.15% (10)
  17. 17thSanta Lucia di Serino0.15% (2)
  18. 18thMontemiletto0.14% (7)
  19. 19thVenticano0.13% (3)
  20. 20thAltavilla Irpina0.10% (4)
  21. 21stCastel Baronia0.09% (1)
  22. 22ndBonito0.09% (2)
  23. 23rdMercogliano0.08% (9)
  24. 24thTeora0.07% (1)
  25. 25thGuardia Lombardi0.07% (1)

Quality of life (BES)

Province-level well-being, Italy’s official BES framework — percentile rank against Italy’s other provinces. Higher is always better here, regardless of the underlying indicator’s direction.

Education and training

68th percentile avg
People with at least upper secondary education level (25-64 years old)70 Percentage values
68th · 2024

Environment

63th percentile avg
PM10 Annual average concentration26 Microgram per m3
37th · 2023
Urban green31.4 M2 per inhabitant
62th · 2023
Electricity from renewable sources123 Percentage values
89th · 2023

Safety

42th percentile avg
Intentional homicide rate0.5 Per 100,000 inhabitants
61th · 2023
Burglaries reported274.9 Per 100,000 inhabitants
43th · 2023
Road mortality in non-urban roads5.8 Percentage values
23th · 2023

Quality of services

40th percentile avg
Medical specialists25.5 Per 10,000 inhabitants
37th · 2023
Overall Fixed Very High Capacity Network (VHCN) coverage59.4 Percentage values
33th · 2024
Hospital beds in high-care wards3 Per 10,000 inhabitants
52th · 2022

Work and life balance

22th percentile avg
Employment rate (20-64 years old)58.4 Percentage values
22th · 2024

Health

15th percentile avg
Life expectancy at birth82.5 Average number of years
15th · 2024

Economic well-being

10th percentile avg
Average disposable income per capita15,960
10th · 2023

Social relationships

10th percentile avg
Nonprofit organizations49 Per 10,000 inhabitants
10th · 2022

Landscape and cultural heritage

8th percentile avg
Density and importance of musems' heritage0.1 Per 100 km2
8th · 2022

Compare Avellino with other provinces →See Avellino against all 107 on cost and quality →

Tax regimes

117 of Avellino’s 118 comuni qualify for the 7% pensioner regime — 99% of the province’s towns, but 87% of the people who live in it.

The two differ because the regime caps comune size: the towns it excludes are the biggest ones. Where you’d actually be living matters more than how many towns are on the list.

Which towns, and how the 7% pensioner regime works →

This lists the regimes we’ve published. Others exist that we haven’t encoded yet — we add one only once it has been checked against the legislation — so this isn’t a complete account of what might apply to you.

Seismic zones of its comuni

A province has no seismic zone of its own: each of its comuni has one. Here is how the 118 comuni of Avellino are classified.

  • Zone 1 (highest hazard)58
  • Zone 260
  • Zone 30
  • Zone 4 (lowest hazard)0

Counts are comuni, not residents or land area. The zone is the legal classification each Region gave its comuni, not a forecast and not a verdict on any building. It has nothing to do with the 7% pensioner regime’s “seismic” routes, which depend on the 2009 and 2016–17 earthquake areas, not on a comune’s zone. See the map →

Fonte: Dipartimento della Protezione Civile-Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, updated to 31 May 2025 (CC BY 4.0). Source table.

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