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Citizenship, Driving License & Life in Italy

Moving pets to Italy is not simple. From the 21 day rabies rule to finding the right airport pet lounge, here is how we moved our dogs from the US to Italy.

The countdown to the 2026 Decreto Flussi has begun. With nearly 165,000 visas available this year, the competition is fierce. Are you prepared for what happens after you arrive? From mandatory language certificates to the dreaded Italian driving test, here is everything you need to stay "Ready" for your new life in Italy.

Moving to Italy with children can be an adventure, but the biggest question mark is always school. From navigating the differences between public, private, and international options to understanding age requirements and language learning, it's a lot to take in. Our family's first-hand guide demystifies the Italian school system, so you can make the best choices for your kids and start your new life with confidence.

There are a lot of ways to move to Italy (citizenship, digital nomad visas, elective residency, student visas) but the real question is how do you actually do it ? From experience, I can tell you: the hardest part is not getting a visa, it’s getting a residence. Finding housing from abroad feels nearly impossible. Whether you’re renting or buying, it’s best to be in Italy when you do it. Yes, you could hire someone to help, but agent fees often run into the thousands, and doi

If you're even thinking about Italian citizenship , relocating to Italy , or creating any financial connection to the country , there’s one move you should make first: Open a Wise account. It sounds simple, but this one action can save you time, money, and frustration throughout your entire journey. Even if you're still abroad, many of the key steps in the process may require euro payments: official translations, marca da bollo (Italian tax stamps), application fees, and ev