Italy's Digital Nomad Visa: Live and Work in Italy Legally
Italy introduced a dedicated digital nomad and remote worker visa in 2024. Here's what you need to know: income threshold, required documents, and how to apply.
Who this is for
- Remote workers and freelancers wanting to live in Rome, Milan, or Florence
- Non-EU professionals earning above the income threshold from non-Italian sources
- Those interested in Italy's culture, lifestyle, and EU mobility
- Digital nomads looking for a formal legal basis to live in Italy long-term
Italian consular and permit fees are paid separately to the Italian authorities.
Apply for Italy Nomad VisaWhat's included
- Italy digital nomad visa eligibility assessment
- Document checklist: income proof, work contract, accommodation, health insurance
- Application preparation and consulate submission support
- Disclaimer: program rules are subject to change; we verify current requirements at time of application
- Dashboard tracking throughout
How it works
Eligibility assessment
We verify the income threshold and documentation requirements at the time of your application.
Document preparation
Income evidence, health insurance, housing proof, and application forms compiled.
Consulate submission
Application lodged at the Italian consulate in your country of residence.
Visa issued
Entry visa followed by Italian residence permit on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
What is Italy's income threshold for the digital nomad visa?
Italy's 2024 digital nomad visa requires a minimum annual income of approximately €28,000 (equivalent to 3× the Italian minimum income threshold). We verify the current figure at the time of your application, as program rules can change.
Is the Italy nomad visa a new program?
Yes. Italy formally launched a digital nomad and remote worker visa category in 2024. Like all new programs, requirements and processing times are still being refined. We monitor updates and apply the latest rules.
Does Italy have any tax incentives for new residents?
Italy has had various 'impatriate' tax regimes offering reduced tax rates for new residents. Eligibility conditions and rates change frequently. We strongly advise consulting an Italian tax professional; we do not provide tax advice.
Do I need to be in Italy to apply?
No. The initial visa is applied for at an Italian consulate in your home country. You then apply for a residence permit after arrival in Italy.
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