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The real numbers for Italy: take-home pay after tax, the true cost of living in Milan, and how expats and nomads get a visa.

CurrencyEUR
Main cityMilan
Nomad visaYes
Cost per person / mo$2,000

Take-home pay

Net salary in Italy after income tax and social security:

$35,560/yr · $2,963/mo
Take-homeIncome taxSocial
Income tax$18,440
Social security$6,000
Effective rate40.7%
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IRPEF brackets + regional surcharge + ~10% social. Approximate.

Cost of living · Milan

One person, total$2,000/mo
Family of four, total$4,500/mo

Visa

Digital-nomad visa (2024) for skilled remote workers with proof of income and insurance.

Typical income requirement: $2,700/month.

Is it safe?

Safe — just watch pickpockets in tourist cities.

In an emergency

Dial 112 for police, ambulance or fire.

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Moving to Italy — FAQ

Is there income tax in Italy?

Yes. Italy taxes income on progressive brackets. On a $60,000 salary the effective rate is about 40.7%, leaving roughly $35,560.

Can digital nomads get a visa for Italy?

Yes — Digital-nomad visa (2024) for skilled remote workers with proof of income and insurance.

How much does it cost to live in Milan?

A single person needs roughly $2,000/month in Milan, and a family around $4,500/month, all-in.

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