These are my expat guides, a cheat sheet for anyone who is moving to Italy. I wish I had access to some of these step-by-step guides when I moved to Italy!
If you are an American living in Italy, you may find the concept of using the dentist a bit of a culture shock. In the US, dental insurance is typically being covered by the employer,...
As an expat in Italy you’ll have to complete a long checklist of beuracratic items. Having been in the position myself, I know how daunting it can seem. This is why I have started to...
Another task in the seemingly never-ending to-do list of Italian bureaucracy is getting your tessera sanitaria, which sets you up into Italy’s National Health Service, the SSN. As an expat in Italy, the task if...
When I first arrived in Italy, I was using an online banking platform, Revolut. It worked well during my initial year studying at a language school. However, once I switched to a work visa and...
You may also want to learn how to obtain residency in Italy. Every year counts towards getting one step closer to citizenship; if that is your final goal, the sooner you complete this, the better. Once...
Once you are registered as a resident of Italy, you can obtain your Italian ID card. It isn’t necessarily a requirement to complete this process if you are studying, but if you plan to live...
In Italy, the Codice Fiscale is used for everything. You’ll need this for your permesso di soggiorno application, you’ll need it to rent an apartment, sometimes you’ll even need it for random appointments! It is...
Ah, the dreaded permesso di soggiorno (residence permit) process. It is a love/hate relationship – while it is a cumbersome task, the benefit means you are legally living in Italy! Keep reading to find out...