COST OF LIVING IN ITALY 2023: WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE MOVING

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Hey friends and welcome to Dramatically Expatic! It's been a while since my last cost of living in Italy video, and today I've decided to update you on what's going on in Italy in 2023 - so if you're thinking of moving to Italy in 2023, watch this video till the end and don't forget to subscribe!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:13 Cost of living in Bologna
02:30 Rent for students (flat-sharing)
03:00 How to save money on student accommodation
03:40 Renting an apartment in Bologna
04:30 Bills & Utilities in Italy
05:50 How to save money in Italy as an expat
06:43 Groceries
08:52 Eating out in Italy
09:40 Gas prices in Italy
10:13 Public transportation in Italy
10:42 Travel
11:05 Entertainment in Italy
12:02 Coffee in Italy
13:20 University tuition in Italy
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Hi! I’m Valeria - a writer, content creator, and the visionary behind Dramatically Expatic. With a background in TV, where I hosted my own program (think a bit more formal than my current RU-vid adventures), I now thrive on the dynamic and creative freedom of the web. As an expat in Italy for eight years and counting, I hold a BA in Theatre and Film Studies and an MSc in Media Organisation from the University of Bologna. I have always had a huge passion for discovering new places, having traveled all around the world since I was a child, so there were no second thoughts when searching for my niche. Here I share my best advice on visiting Italy, budget travel tips to Italy, and all things living in Italy entails!
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@user-xc7xq2qu7r Месяц назад

VERY GOOD analysis we need more

@apk2039 Год назад

Could you have given a range of utility costs? For example, how big is your place and what do you pay?

@michaelsix9684 Год назад

very helpful and useful video, thanks for posting

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Thank you, I'm glad it was helpful!

@Darrazola 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!

@DramaticallyExpatic 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching!

@gabrielmendes912 Год назад

Success for your channel! From Brazil!

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Thank you so much ❤️

@ggehh Год назад

I was born and raised in Italy, but I've been living in the UK for the last 11 years and I've never had to deal with bills, rent, etc. when I was still back home as I was only 16 when I left. I've been wanting to move back to Italy for a while now (Vicenza), and this video really helped me understand what to expect if and when I decide to make the move, thank you so so much! 💕

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Thank you so much, it means a lot! I’m glad it was helpful. Best of luck with moving back to Italy ❤️

@gots0359 Год назад

Hey there, I will be studying interpreting in University of Bologna this year and my campus is located at Forli. If you're aware, how much does a ticket to Forli/back to Bologna costs? Since I will be going there on a daily basis I just wanted to know if it's going to be a major money problem or not

@michaeljohnangel6359 11 месяцев назад

I moved to Italy (Florence) in 1989, and everything you say about the huge rise in the cost of living is true. Brava!! We just had an electricity bill for the past two months, and it was almost €600. These were summer months, though (37ºC), and the big culprit was/is air conditioning-mind you, we make sure to minimize our use of it. More usually, the electicity bill is around €200 for two months. Gas is about €55 every two months. We shop at the nearby food market for fresh meats & vegetables, but have a twice-monthly delivery of staples (eggs, milk, cleaning stuff, fish, some chicken … etc.) from a supermarket chain-each delivery costs about €300 (there are two of us and a dog). All in all, it costs about €3500 a month to live here. That said, we don't go out much: neither of us drink anymore, and we don't go on holidays, nor do we go to restaurants (although we order-in about twice a week). I'm 77, and my wife is ten years younger. Thank you, Valeria, for making videos like this one: they are extremely useful and important.

@DramaticallyExpatic 11 месяцев назад

Thank YOU so much for these useful insights!

@itsameandrea Год назад

Hey! Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏 I've been considering moving to Bologna. Do you have some sort of neighbourhood guide of the city?

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Hi and thank you so much! I don’t, but honestly, most areas are quite nice. The biggest question is whether you want to stay near the city centre- you can live right in the historical centre (nice, convenient, but pricier) or in the residential areas nearby (Santo Stefano, Cirenaica, Bolognina, Costa-Saragozza - all nice, greener than the centre, still quite pricey), a bit further from the city or even in the neighbouring small towns that feel like suburbs and are well connected to the city by public transport (San Lazzaro, Casalecchio)… as far as I know, the only area that is considered “sketchy” is Pilastro, so I’d stay away from there

@RobLewis3 7 месяцев назад

Is Genoa a similar situation to Bologna?

@pile333 Год назад

Yeah, rent speculation is strong in this last couple of years. London triggered this plague in Europe?

@profscott2012 Год назад

Hello, can you recommend any tax services for expats in Italy? They could be in Bologna if that's easier. I am a retired teacher planning on moving to Italy and have looked on line for tax advice, but they have all been big corporations that cater to professionals and business people. My situation is very simple so I wuld like to find a local tax service for foreigners in Italy .Mille grazie

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Hi David, I’m not sure there are any particular tax services for foreigners, but you can totally try looking for “commercialista” which is Italian for tax advisor; I’m sure the ones in bigger cities should speak English and it will be the most convenient way to run your taxes. Best of luck!

@Gfp1995 10 месяцев назад

Wait till you hear about the prices in Toronto

@henokhaileselassie5150 Год назад

Hey i like your channel, i'm from Ethiopia i will move to Rome after 5 months to study my masters degree can you do a video about Rome or can you answer my questions here. The average rent coast? can i get a part time job without speaking Italian?

@DramaticallyExpatic Год назад

Hi, stay tuned, a dedicated video is coming soon!

@aishasaliu3375 Год назад

Please I want to buy one euro property I live in UK how can you help thanks

@sumeghtharewal9084 Год назад

Can you please tell me per month the living expenses in Bolzano

@lostinmilan Год назад

Bolzano is the most expensive city in Italy. Actually only people living there can give you accurate info. Things change a lot between cities and regions.

@valentinaodesskaya4186 Год назад

👍👍👍❤

@jcnobels 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for your information. I just want to explain as Dutch citizen living and investing in Turkey my daughter was charged at Medipol University in Istanbul US$ 38.700 for 1 year at the faculty of medicine. After we did more research we decided to move to Italy to invest in the same business we did before and Thanks God it save us a lot of money! Because in Chieti University we are paying 12 times less. And this means for us a huge amount that we can use for our living expences, vacation etc. Thanks a lot for your good and clear information because it is very useful and especially for the students from other countries and for their parents as well.

@DramaticallyExpatic 11 месяцев назад

Thank you, and I’m glad you’ve found a solution that works better for your family and you!

@jcnobels 11 месяцев назад

@@DramaticallyExpatic Grazie Mille