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Considering moving to Italy? Here’s how to begin.
If you’ve found yourself here, you’re probably thinking about Italy in a way that goes beyond holidays, but you might not be ready to make decisions yet.
That’s normal.
Most people I work with don’t arrive with a master plan. They arrive with questions, a sense that something might need to change, and a desire to understand what moving to Italy would actually involve — practically and realistically.
This page is here to help you orient yourself.
Most people are in one of these stages
(There isn’t a right order, and you can move between them.)
1. I’m just starting to consider it
You’re curious, but unsure.
Italy keeps coming up in your thinking, but it still feels abstract.
You might be asking:
Is this even realistic for me?
Am I too late / too early to do this?
What would life there really look like day to day?
If this is you, the most useful thing right now is clarity — not pressure. Start with stories and guides, or join the email list if you want insights delivered to you.
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I share realistic information, observations from life in Italy, and
practical context
If you’d rather explore stories and guides first, check out our blog for practical insights on life in Italy.
2. I want to understand what’s actually involved
You’re ready to move beyond the idea and into the detail.
You might be thinking about:
citizenship or visa options
timelines and costs
where you could live
what relocation really requires, beyond paperwork
At this stage, accurate information — and avoiding expensive mistakes — matters.
→ See how I help — if you’re ready for reliable guidance on relocation, visas or citizenship.
You’re seriously considering a move, or already committed, and you don’t want to navigate it alone.
You might already know:
your likely visa or citizenship pathway
your rough timing
what kind of support you need
At this point, a conversation can help clarify next steps.
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We can talk through your situation via a clarity call and see whether working together makes sense.
3. I’m ready to talk things through
A final note…
Relocating to Italy isn’t a single leap, it’s a sequence of decisions and adjustments.
You don’t need to rush any of them.
Wherever you are in the process, you’re welcome here.