living in italy

Italy sets its standard retirement age at 67. However, recent political debates about retiring early at 64 have generated widespread interest. Specifically, Lega party proposed expanding access to retirement at …

Finding an affordable daycare (asilo nido) and navigating family subsidies in Italy can often feel overwhelming for expat parents. To streamline this process, the Italian INPS launched an upgraded digital …

Italy is entering the part of the year when influenza begins to return to schools, offices, public transport and family homes. Millions of people are affected by seasonal respiratory infections …

Have you ever thought about opening your own restaurant? There is an opportunity in Italy that comes with something most new restaurateurs spend years trying to build: a globally recognised …

Choosing a university degree has always involved a difficult balance. You want to study something you enjoy. But you also want to know whether somebody will actually hire you when …

When moving to Europe, many newcomers assume that all payment cards work identically at payment terminals. However, European banks, car rental agencies, and merchants draw a sharp line between credit …

Rome Capital has opened a new public recruitment competition for 80 Kindergarten Teacher Officers, offering full-time permanent employment within the municipal administration’s Educational and Social Services area. The recruitment procedure, …

The 8×1000 (otto per mille) option represents a portion equal to 0.8% of Italy’s personal income tax (IRPEF) revenue. The Italian government allocates this tax share to social, humanitarian, or …

Political party funding is one of the less familiar aspects of Italy’s political system. Yet the day-to-day work of a party, from running local offices to organising election campaigns, depends …

ALES – Arte Lavoro e Servizi, a company wholly owned by Italy’s Ministry of Culture, has announced 10 job openings for professionals with different backgrounds and skills. The vacancies cover …