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Do you want to live in countries like Spain, South Korea, Thailand, or Costa Rica while getting paid to teach English? Armed with your ITA TEF...
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Life in Italy has been romanticized for centuries, which means all that romance must be infused into the fabric of this fabulous nation. Italians are serious about loving life. This shows up in their passion for fine dining, their elegant art—both modern and centuries old— and their family-focused l
Travel For Teens
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Travel For Teens is looking for qualified candidates to be Trip Directors and Counselors for programs throughout Europe. Potential program leaders must be over 21 years old and able to commit to at least two summers. Successful candidates are reliable, passionate about travel and different cultures,
OnTESOL
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There’s no better way to earn income, make an impact on others, and discover the world than by teaching English abroad! This is exactly what we offer at OnTESOL—the opportunity to take on a teaching job at your desired location in Asia, Europe, Central and South America, and the Middle East. Travel
Abbey Road Programs
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We continually screen candidates for all positions: Instructors, Program Directors, Program Coordinators, and RAs. Our summer faculty and staff are typically outstanding high school teachers, university instructors, graduate students, and highly qualified college graduates. It is important that thos
Totalnannies Ltd
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Spend a few weeks to a year in beautiful Italy while working as an au pair for a professional Italian family. The Totalnannies Ltd. program, open to individuals from different nationalities, includes benefits like wages and holiday pay for successful applicants. Au pairs or nannies are expected to
Puntolingue srl
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We are looking for energetic, flexible, and passionate activity leaders for our English camps starting next summer. Requirements: * Native English speaker or Non-Native with a competence at level C1 (mandatory ); * a certificate in teaching English is very much appreciated; * age: +18; * high/secon
CULTURE Bridge Priscilla Annan & Julijan Petric GbR
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Erlebe ein Au-pair in: Australien, Kanada, USA, China, Skandinavien, in den Niederlanden, Italien, Irland, Frankreich, oder Spanien. Tauche ein in fabelhafte Kulturen und lerne die schönsten Metropolen der Welt kennen. Wir als CULTURE Bridge unterstützen dich während des gesamten Prozesses und sogar
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The au pair program in Italy is currently one of the best ways to learn more about Italian culture. The love of cuisine, the hospitality of Italian people, the famous historical monument… You have so much to discover if you decide to become an au pair in Italy. This program is made for you if you
How to Work Abroad in Italy
Prepare for Jobs in Italy
Set goals
If you’re heading to Italy to work, it helps to have a general sense of what you’re hoping to get out of it. You don’t need a five-year plan, but a little direction can make a big difference once you’re on the ground.
- Picture your day-to-day. Do you see yourself navigating busy streets in Rome or working somewhere quieter, where long lunches are still a thing?
- Decide how flexible you want to be. Committing to a full-time role is one path, but short-term or seasonal jobs leave room to explore.
- Keep it personal. This doesn’t have to be a career-defining move. It can simply be about learning, growing, or trying something completely different.
Understand the benefits
Working in Italy shifts your routine in the best way. You’re not just visiting; you’re part of the everyday flow, from morning coffee to late-night walks.
- The pace is slower (in a good way). Work-life balance here isn’t just a buzzword. Lunch breaks are real breaks, and life doesn’t revolve around the office.
- Language learning comes naturally. Even if you start with zero Italian, working with locals means you’ll pick it up faster than from any app.
- You're in the heart of Europe. That means affordable travel to nearby countries, but also nonstop inspiration right where you are—weekend trips to Tuscany, beach days on the Amalfi Coast, or just soaking up everyday beauty in a piazza.
Things to know
Settling into life in Italy takes more than just finding a job. The little details like how you get around, what daily costs look like, and how things work can make a big difference once you're there.
- Language - While English may get you through in larger cities or tourist jobs, knowing some Italian will go a long way. Employers appreciate it, and locals warm up fast when you try.
- Transportation - Trains connect most of the country, and regional buses can get you into smaller towns. Apps like Trenitalia and Italo are your new best friends.
- Cost of living - Milan and Rome are pricier, especially for rent, but smaller cities like Bologna or Lecce are way more affordable without skimping on charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Skip the "speculative" search by checking out and comparing offers on a jobs abroad platform. It's also important to learn about the legalities of working in Italy, and picking up some Italian will definitely help, as many locals aren’t fluent in English. If you're wondering how to make the move, there are tips available to guide you through getting a job and settling in Italy.
Contact the Italian consulate or embassy in your country to learn about the requirements. Keep in mind that securing an Italian work visa can be challenging, as the government limits the permits it grants for most jobs, so it's important to act quickly. For general visa information, it's also helpful to understand the steps involved in getting a visa to visit any country.
The cost of an Italian work visa is 116 EUR (125 USD), and a residence permit costs around 77 EUR (83 USD), with additional charges like the residence card, application stamp, and mailing fees. If you’re looking to avoid some of the hassle, there are ways to work your way around the world without dealing with complex visa processes.
The Italian job market is diverse, offering plenty of opportunities. Among the top five in-demand positions are English teachers, registered nurses, tour guides, sales and marketing representatives, and licensed engineers. If you're interested in exploring more, you can check out some popular jobs in foreign countries and discover the best ways to work abroad.
To make it simple, a lot of well-paying jobs in Italy go to locals first. But with the right qualifications, including a master’s degree and several years of experience, you could earn 35,000 EUR a year (or higher) — which is above the minimum wage. If you're looking for tips on finding paid work abroad with accommodation, there are some great strategies to consider. Also, check out the 10 best countries to work in the world to explore other opportunities.
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