After we published our own recommendations of some of the best books to read for those considering a move to Italy, The Local's readers weighed in with suggestions of your own.
Moving to Italy, a country infamous for its red tape, can seem like a daunting task. Our new newsletter is here to answer your questions - this time we're looking at the new digital nomad visa and the realities of working remotely from Italy.
Moving to Italy, a country infamous for its red tape, can seem like a daunting task. Our new newsletter is here to answer your questions - this time we're looking at what you need to do when you make it to Italy and whether it's worth using a professional accountant.
If you’re planning on upping sticks and moving to Italy, there are some reads that can help you get a useful insight into the nuances of life in the country.
American pet owners travelling to Italy may want to know if they can bring their beloved pets with them, whether it's for a permanent move or an extended period of time in Italy. Read on to find out what you need.
Moving to Italy, a country infamous for its red tape, can seem like a daunting task. Our new newsletter is here to answer your questions - this time we're looking at elective residency visa applications and a retirement checklist.
Milan is popular among international residents thanks to its job market, nightlife and public transport. But what are the downsides of life in the northern Italian city, and how bad are they really?
Dotted with ancient ruins and full to the brim with art and scrumptious local cuisine, Rome really is a wonderful place to visit. But what about living there?
After winning two international awards last year for her organic olive oil D’uliva, Tuscan resident Rita Guastella is set to make her mark in the field permanent.
After gathering a huge online following and writing a book about her life in Italy, TikTok star Kacie Rose Burns tells The Local how the country drew her in and what she’s learned along the way.
Have you ever wondered how many British nationals live in Italy? We looked at how many there are and where they live – and which areas of the country they tend to avoid.
Moving to Italy, a country infamous for its red tape, can seem like a daunting task. Our new newsletter is here to answer your questions - this time we're looking at Italy's low tax rate for new freelancers and the best Italian bank accounts for foreigners.
Moving to Italy, a country infamous for its red tape, can seem like a daunting task. Our new newsletter is here to answer your questions - this month we're looking at proposed citizenship law changes and Italy's new healthcare fee.
Moving to a sleepy Italian village and opening a B&B is the dream for many retirees, but one British-Italian couple did it in their forties. Silvia Marchetti finds out how.
Misleading ads, demands for upfront payment, and fake online accounts are all part and parcel of rental scams in Italy. The Local’s readers told us about their experiences.
Moving to Italy can be a daunting task - with so many questions around immigration paperwork, finding somewhere to live and learning the language. Our new monthly newsletter will help you get the answers you need. Sign up now below.
If you move to Italy, you're likely to find having your own transport is crucial. But is it worth bringing your car or motorbike from your home country?
City versus countryside, north versus south, coastal versus inland - in a country as diverse as Italy, how do you choose the right area for you? The Local's readers share their advice.
Italy’s cities have been rated yet again as among the hardest places for foreign residents to settle - so what are the common complaints and are things really that bad?
Over the years Italians have fled their country looking for a brighter future but so many Americans and Britons head the other way in search of their 'Italian dream', writes Silvia Marchetti. Share your own views below.
