Is Italy good to live in?

All in all, Italy is a beautiful country with wonderful food, fascinating history, and gorgeous scenery. Be aware that the Italian lifestyle will come at a high cost for you if you want to live in one of the main cities like Rome or Milan. You'll need to know some basic vocabulary before moving here.



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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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Italy is one of the cheapest countries to live in. In fact, Italy is the 4th cheapest country in Western Europe. So how much does it cost to live in Italy? To answer this question, let's take a quick look at the average basic living expenses in Italy per month.

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What makes Polignano a Mare the friendliest city in Italy. Firstly, Polignano a Mare is a sun-drenched town right on the Adriatic sea, hence it's nickname “The Pearl of the Adriatic”.

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Pioppi, Italy is known as the world's healthiest village because many of its residents live past the age of 100. What are the factors responsible for their remarkable longevity?

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As a general rule, Italian law permits the purchase of real estate by foreigners. However, can be a few exceptions for foreigners coming from “sensitive” countries or countries that do not grant reciprocity rights to Italian citizens, which shall be examined on a case-by-case basis.

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