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Via Giovanni Durando, 7, 20158 Milano MI, Italy
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Via Ernesto Breda, 152, 20126 Milano MI, Italy
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How much does accommodation cost for students in Italy?

The cost of student accommodation in Italy varies based on the city and housing type: 

  1. Shared apartments: €250–500 per month.
  2. Private studios or PBSAs: €400–800 per month.
  3. University-managed housing may cost between €200–400 per month, depending on availability. 

Is accommodation free in Italy for international students?

Accommodation is not free for international students in Italy. However, some universities and regional authorities offer subsidized housing or financial aid, making living expenses more affordable. 

What is the cheapest city in Italy for international students?

Cities like Bologna, Padua, and Pisa are among the most affordable for international students, offering lower accommodation and living costs compared to major cities like Rome or Milan. 

How much is student housing in Italy?

Student housing costs in Italy range from: 

Shared housing: €250–500 per month.

Private studios: €400–800 per month

Where do international students live in Italy?

International students in Italy typically live in shared apartments, university dormitories, or PBSAs located near their campuses. Cities like Milan, Rome, Florence, and Turin offer a variety of options catering to student needs.

Can international students get citizenship in Italy?

Yes, international students can eventually apply for Italian citizenship. To be eligible, they must live in Italy legally for at least 10 years, including study years, and meet other requirements such as financial stability and language proficiency.

Is Italy expensive to live in as a student?

Living expenses in Italy vary by city. On average, students need €700–1,200 per month, including accommodation, food, and transport. Smaller cities are more affordable, while Milan and Rome are relatively expensive. 

Is Italy cheap for study?

Yes, Italy is one of the more affordable study-abroad destinations in Europe. Tuition fees for international students at public universities range between €900–4,000 per year, making it a cost-effective option. 

Can students work full time in Italy?

International students in Italy are allowed to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays, as per visa regulations. 

Which city is cheaper to live in Italy?

Cities like Bologna, Pisa, and Perugia are more affordable for students, offering lower rent and living costs compared to larger cities like Milan and Rome.