costs and fees In Italy

In Italy, the international office of your university is frequently in charge of student housing. These agencies provide information on renting apartments, which are often less expensive than obtaining homes on the Italian private market. Contact your institution to see if they offer any housing guarantees for overseas students, as these may be more convenient than navigating the private renting market. Housing guarantees are often reserved for students from outside the EU.

Students frequently rent a room rather than an entire apartment on the private market and share it with other students. In larger cities, student housing can cost anywhere from €300 to €600 per month, depending on the size and location in relation to the city center, as well as how distant you are from college.

Accommodation information is also available via real estate agencies for a cost. Students can use online portals to create their own housing arrangements without the assistance of a real estate professional. In most cases, the minimum rental length in Italy is one year, but student housing in furnished rooms is generally available for shorter periods.