How long can I stay in Italy as a US citizen?

This regulation is strictly enforced in Italy. U.S. citizens may enter Italy for up to 90 days for tourist or business purposes without a visa.



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Prospective residents or anyone intending to stay in Italy for longer than 90 days must obtain a permit of stay (permesso di soggiorno). Additional information may be obtained from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Polizia di Stato.

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You're only allowed to visit Italy for a duration that does not exceed 90 days (3 months) in 180 days. In addition, you must not overstay and must return to the USA after your trip.

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Pros and cons of living in Italy: The things you should know
  • Pro: The La Dolce Vita lifestyle.
  • Con: The language barrier is high.
  • Pro: The food is exquisite.
  • Con: The cost of living can get quite high in the main cities.
  • Pro: Well-developed healthcare system.
  • Con: Bureaucratic public services.


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15 Best Places to Live in Italy for Expats
  • Abruzzo – Vast Cultural Heritage.
  • Tuscany – Natural Beauty.
  • Rome – Art and Architecture.
  • Milan – The Fashion Capital.
  • Sardinia – Pristine Beaches.
  • Lake Como – Crystal Clear Waters.
  • Bolzano – Beautiful Art and Museums.
  • Trento – An Outdoor Enthusiast's Dream.


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