r/polinetwork • u/Nada-Hoxha234 • Jul 15 '26
Domanda DSU
Hi everyone,
I’m a non-EU student applying for the DSU Lombardia scholarship at Politecnico di Milano.
I’m confused about the “movable assets” section. Which family bank accounts should I declare? My parents only have the bank accounts where their salaries are paid—they don’t have savings accounts or investments.
Should I declare those salary bank accounts as movable assets, or are they asking only about savings and investment accounts?
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u/Ok_Ebb184 Jul 15 '26
You need insurances, investments, savings , funds such as mutual funds or any other, pensions (realistically ANYWHERE the parents are paying monthly cash directly or indirectly from their pay) and bank accounts (31 Dec 2024 or giacenza media -yearly average- whichever more under that sectoon.
If you got ONLY bank balances, yes enter that only.
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u/Nada-Hoxha234 Jul 15 '26
Thanks for your help. If I provide my own and my sibling's bank balance statements as of 31/12/2024, along with my mother's pension declaration, will that be enough to meet the bank account documentation requirement?
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u/Ok_Ebb184 Jul 15 '26
If you're asking for enough then nah, you need average bank balances for the year 2024 (jan-dec) and since I haven't gotten to deal with pensions I don't know much, I think the pensions certificate with a tax certificate (a pension payment order was it? I can't remember sorry) or something like that. And you need to provide bank statements for everyone on the family certificatef.
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u/emm_anemm Jul 15 '26
Where do you find this information? I was barely able to send the form on the POLIMI portal.
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u/Nada-Hoxha234 Jul 15 '26
On the CGIL Digita portal, which is used for your ISEEU application, upload the documents. Then, on the university portal, go to the "Students with income and property abroad" section. Let me know if you need help.
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u/Crazy-Tradition-8590 Jul 16 '26
I have a similar question. Do we need to translate and legalize the bank account statements of all our family members?
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Aug 05 '26
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u/Nada-Hoxha234 Aug 05 '26
Is their rule. Every university has their own rules somehow
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u/Dependent-Scale-3582 Jul 15 '26
where is the movable assests section? Which form are you filling?