Moving to Italy: A Step-by-Step Guide for Expats
Learn how to move to Italy
We wrote this guide to be as actionable as possible in relations to bureaucratic, visa, taxes, real estate and everyday essentials topics. The goal is for you to have a full understanding of what it really takes to relocate to Italy in practical terms.
🛂 Visa & Bureaucracy
Learn what is the right visa for you, how to apply, and what are the bureaucratic steps to take.
💰 Finances & Taxes
How to navigate Italy's tax landscape and optimize your finances.
☀️ Understanding Italy's Regions
Learn about the unique characteristics and differences of each Italian region.
📕 Everyday Essentials
What you need to know about healthcare, education, job market, and more.
🏠 Housing in Italy
Everything about finding and securing a house or apartment in Italy.
👨👩👧👦 Moving with Family
Best places for families, schools, family-friendly activities.
Why Move to Italy?
Discover the advantages of relocating to Italy.
Rich Cultural Heritage
Italy is a country with a rich history, art, and cuisine, with countless museums, galleries, and culinary delights to explore.
Natural Landscapes
Let's be real, Italy has some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world, from the Dolomites and their world-class ski resorts to the cost of Amalfi and Puglia, or the vineyards of Chianti and Tuscany. You have lots of differnt options for nature lovers.
Italian Cuisine
I mean... do we have to explain this? You probably already know this, from pasta and pizza to gelato and regional specialties, Italy has so many different dishes that not even the Italians know all of them.
Attractive Tax Benefits
Take advantage of the 'Impatriati' tax regime, offering significant tax benefits for new residents during their first 4 years in Italy.
Affordable Cost of Living
Italy has high standard of living (especially in the North) at a relatively lower cost compared to other Western European countries, with affordable housing (just avoid Milan), groceries, and other daily expenses.
Beautiful Weather
Italy has a Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The weather is generally sunny and dry, with rain mainly in the northern and mountainous regions.
Ready to move?
Start with our guide to better understand the process of moving to Italy and all the steps involved.
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