Search results
Results From The WOW.Com Content Network
In the U.S., we spent $1,460 a month with a $6000 deductible total, which did not include out-of-pocket costs. In Italy, our Italian, nationwide insurance costs us (Shonna and me), just €748 ($898) per year. There are some out-of-pocket prescription costs, costing us about €600 a year or $720.
Summary of cost of living in Italy. Family of four estimated monthly costs: $4,569 (€4,091) Single person estimated monthly costs: $2,308 (€2,066) Cost of living in Italy is cheaper than in 75% of countries in Western Europe (12 out of 16) Cost of living in Italy is more expensive than in 69% of countries in the World (21 out of 65)
Summary of cost of living in Italy: A family of four estimated monthly costs are 3,339.3$ (2,991.8€) without rent. A single person estimated monthly costs are 956.3$ (856.8€) without rent. Cost of living in Italy is, on average, 16.9% lower than in United States. Rent in Italy is, on average, 52.9% lower than in United States.
You might find that the cost of living in Italy isn’t that lower than in your home country, especially if you are planning to move to the northern regions. However, property prices and rent are cheaper than in the UK, USA, or Northern Europe.
The average cost of living in Italy is $1423, which is 1.36 times more expensive than the world's average. Compare cost of living by state and by city. Italy ranked 36th out of 197 countries by cost of living and 32nd best country to live in.
What are the general living expenses for Italy? How much can you get by on? Although it’s Italy’s second city, as the financial centre of the country, Milan is actually more pricey than the capital, Rome. If you’re on a fixed income though, you can still get by on relatively little.
Explore: Quality of Life in Italy. Crime in Italy. Health Care in Italy. Pollution in Italy. Property Prices in Italy. Traffic in Italy.
You might want to live in the cultural heart of Rome, the fashion and finance centre of Milan, or off the beaten track entirely. With fantastic cuisine, a mellow climate and reasonable costs of living, there’s plenty to recommend wherever you end up.
cheapest cities in Italy, food prices in Italy, transportation costs in Italy, monthly living expenses in Italy compared to other countries. After reading this, you'll be able to figure out how much you’d need to earn to live comfortably here, and which city fits best to your living standard.
The cost of living in Italy will depend on the region, city, location, and your own living standards. However, in general life in Italy will be about 30% cheaper than what it costs to live in a major city in the United States.