Naval Air Station Sigonella  Housing

Government Housing, or Marinai, is an installation-sponsored, on-base location. The quarters consists of three and four bedroom townhouse style homes designed to meet American standards which include a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, and dryer.

Checking-In

Members are required to use HEAT to submit their Housing application prior to arrival. In addition, they are required to contact their sponsor to have a “door-to-door” or direct move arranged with the Housing office in order to have a unit assigned prior to arrival and be settled in as soon as they get to Sigonella. Members have to report to the Housing Services Center no later than 48 hours after their arrival to complete their application and check-in process in Government Housing. Incoming TLA is usually not authorized. If housing is not readily available, members have the option to seek for community housing or to sign for a short-term lease until a unit becomes available. Please communicate with your sponsor or the Housing Services Center soon regarding your housing options and how to apply.

Pet Policies in Government Housing

Only two pets are authorized to stay in government family housing and pets must be cats or dogs.

Single Service Members

Unaccompanied E-1 - E-4 are required to live in Unaccompanied Housing on one of the two bases ( NAS 1 or NAS 2). Assignments are based on eligibility and availability and do not guarantee you will reside on the same base that you work on. All rooms have a microwave, refrigerator and stovetop. You or your sponsor should contact the Housing Services Center to arrange a "door-to-door" move to ensure you have a room upon arrival (incoming TLA is not authorized).

In addition, you can participate to the new "Roommate Matching Program" and select the characteristics of your desired roommate. Ask your sponsor about the program or contact the Housing Service Center. “Welcome Aboard Package” is available and can be requested in advance prior to arrival at NASSIG-HousingHelpDesk@eu.navy.mil.

Unaccompanied E-5 and above and geographical bachelors should expect to live in the community (Economy Housing). Apartments or villas can be leased for the duration of your tour. Additionally, you should not ship American appliances since they will be provided through the Housing Department. Incoming TLA is authorized to allow members to seek for a house. Members cannot hold or commit any properties prior to arrival and leases must be signed through the Housing Service Center to receive housing services (showing tours, lease negotiation and commitment, translations, loaner and full tour furniture, utilities assistance, and many others) and OHA. Members should visit www.Homes.mil to select the properties (furnished or unfurnished) they want to visit and submit their “wish list” to the Housing Service Center. Members have to report to Housing within 48 hours upon arrival to be scheduled for their mandatory Housing brief and be registered for TLA computation and “Codice Fiscale” request (equivalent of SSN necessary for lease and utilities contracts). Passport, orders and updated page 2 are required for this “Housing First Visit”.

The housing market in the area consists of apartments and villas. Apartments are generally located in multi-floor buildings close or in town centers while villas are single homes with a fenced perimeter and generally located outside town centers. All properties must pass the Housing inspection before members or civilians can reside there. It is important to realize that you must pay upfront for the first two-month rent, in euro, which usually consists of the first month's rent and security deposit. It is highly advisable to anticipate this cost. Other initial fees and utilities contract costs can be paid when entering a lease contract.

The cost of living is higher than most US locations. Please refer to the Per Diem, Travel, Transportation and Allowance Committee website at for COLA rates for this location.

Real estate agencies are not part of the Housing Office except for those ones listed in the Housing Welcome Aboard Package in the “Realtor Program” section. Approved realtors have signed the “Realtor Program Partnership” agreement with the Housing Office and meet the standards and criteria established by CNIC and NASSIG procedures. Unapproved realtors are highly discouraged.

Please refer to the NAS Sigonella website or the NASSIG Housing Facebook page for further information on Housing and contact us at nassig-housinghelpdesk@eu.navy.mil.

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Service members arriving at Naval Air Station Sigonella are required to visit the Housing Service Center no later than 48 hours after their arrival to complete a housing application and be briefed on their housing entitlements and the availability of quarters. A copy of the member's orders and Page 2 updated by the local personnel support detachment are required.

Government housing consists of townhouse-type quarters with small fenced rear yards. Storage is limited. A refrigerator, dishwasher and washer and dryer are provided. Units have central heating and air conditioning, American Forces Network cable, basic phone service, asynchronous digital subscriber line internet service and 110/220 volts. Be advised that Italy's electricity runs on 50 Hz versus 60 Hz in the U.S.

Call the Sigonella Housing Service Center at DSN 314-624-4311 or commercial 011-39-095-56-4311 for availability.