| International tuition | Not listed |
| Application fee | Not listed |
Every student enrolling at the University of Milan pays a first instalment of EUR 146 on enrolment, made up of EUR 130 regional tax for the right to higher education and EUR 16 stamp duty; the university's fees pages note that the exact regional tax can vary by country of origin. A second instalment then applies, worked out from the student's University ISEE (or the equivalent used for applicants who cannot obtain an Italian ISEE), the fee category of the chosen degree programme, and credits earned. Degree programmes are grouped into two tuition areas that set this second instalment differently for non-EU applicants, and a no-tax band applies to students on track with their exams and holding an ISEE up to EUR 30,000. The official fee pages read for this record describe the mechanism but do not state a single non-EU total, so no tuition_intl_min or tuition_intl_max figure is recorded here.