Some popular neighborhoods in Rome for expats to find housing include Trastevere, Prati, and Testaccio. Each corner of Rome offers something unique - research what each area of the city to find out which seems most in line with your tastes. It might be easiest to start by renting out a single room and then locating an apartment or flat of your own once you are living and working in Rome full time. Many employers or placement organizations will even help foreign employees organize housing.

While European nationals do not need a visa to apply for jobs in Rome, most expats coming from outside of the European Union will need to go through the process of obtaining a work and/or residential visa. Your employer will have to sponsor you throughout this process and will likely help take care of many of the details. For more information from the nearest Italian consulate, check out our Embassy Directory.