Straight answers, no waffle.
Rome's procedures explained the way they need to be for the people who actually have to deal with them: what to do, where to go, how much it costs, how long it takes.
Rome's ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones): Hours, Areas, Permits, and How to Avoid a Fine
189 cameras, multiple zones with different hours, automatic fines sent abroad too. Everything you need to know before driving into central Rome.
How many years of contributions do you need to retire in Italy (2026)
Old-age pension, early retirement, Quota 103, Opzione Donna, APE Sociale: the exact thresholds to retire in Italy in 2026. Applies to foreign workers too.
Workplace Safety in Rome: D.Lgs 81/08 Obligations for Every Employer
DVR, RSPP, training, INAIL: what you must do from the moment you hire your first employee. Fines up to €20,000 and criminal liability if you're not compliant.
Workplace Injuries in Italy: How to File an INAIL Claim and What You're Entitled To
Hurt at work or on the commute? Medical care, daily allowances, and rehabilitation are free. Here's what to do right away and the deadlines you can't miss.
Working Remotely for a Foreign Company from Rome: What You Must Declare
Living in Rome and working remotely for a company abroad? Italian tax law still applies. Here's how fiscal residency works, what you need to file, and what happens if you don't.
Work Permit of Stay in Italy: Requirements, Process, and Costs in Rome
Employer sponsorship, click day, residence contract — here's how Italy's work-based residence permit actually works, step by step.
Water Leaks and Repairs in Rome: What to Do When Your Landlord Goes Silent
The ceiling is dripping, the boiler is dead, and your landlord isn't picking up. Here's the exact process to protect yourself without risking eviction.
Waste Sorting in Rome: AMA Collection Calendar and What Goes Where
Door-to-door pickup or street bins? What goes in which container? Collection schedules vary by neighbourhood — here's how to navigate Rome's recycling system using the AMA app.
Abortion in Rome: how to access it, where to go, and your guaranteed rights
Voluntary termination of pregnancy is a free, legal right for every woman in Italy — Italian or foreign. A practical guide for Rome: hospitals, procedure, timeline.
Voluntary SSN Registration in Italy: How It Works, What It Costs, and How to Pay
Student, au pair, retiree who moved to Italy, or religious worker — you can join Italy's public health service even without an employment contract. Here's the full process.
Resigned in Italy? When You Can Still Claim Unemployment Benefits (NASpI)
Quitting your job normally blocks your claim to Italian unemployment benefit. But there are four important exceptions that many people don't know about.
Vehicle Road Tax in Lazio: How to Calculate and Pay (No Surprises)
Nobody sends you a reminder — you have to track the deadline yourself. Here's everything on amounts, due dates, payment channels, and how to avoid penalties.
VAT Settlement, LIPE Returns, and Split Payment in Italy
Hold an Italian VAT number? Every month or quarter you must calculate and remit VAT. Here's how settlement works, what changes when you invoice the public sector, and when to file the LIPE communication.
Getting a VAT Number in Rome: Flat-Rate vs Standard Tax Regime Explained
Opening a Partita IVA is free. The flat-rate regime lets you pay just 5% or 15% instead of full income tax. Here's everything you need to know.
VAT on Business Purchases: What You Can and Can't Recover in Italy
Cars at 40%, mobile phones at 50%, entertainment expenses at zero. A practical guide to VAT deduction for VAT-registered businesses and sole traders operating in Italy.
Unregistered Rentals in Rome: Risks for Landlords and Tenants
Landlords face heavy fines and potential criminal charges. Tenants, on the other hand, have powerful legal tools to protect themselves. Here's how it all works.
Undocumented Children in Rome: The Right to School Enrolment
Even without a residence permit, every child has both the right and the duty to attend school. Schools cannot report anyone, and enrolment is always free.
Types of Employment Contracts in Italy: What You'll Get and What It Means
Open-ended, fixed-term, on-call, apprenticeship — understand your Italian work contract in five minutes, rights included.
Triage Color Codes at Rome's A&E: What They Mean and How Long You'll Wait
Red, orange, blue, green, white: Italy's five-level triage system tells you how urgent your case is and whether you'll pay a fee. A practical guide for Rome.
Travelling Abroad with Your Postal Receipt: What You Can Actually Do
Got the postal receipt for your permit renewal and need to travel? Yes, you can — but only to your home country, and only if you follow the rules precisely.
How to Transfer Electricity and Gas Contracts to Your Name in Rome
Moving into a new place in Rome? Here's how to put electricity and gas in your name, what documents you need, and what it actually costs.
TFR Severance Pay in Italy: How It Works and When You Get Paid
TFR accrues every month but you only receive it when employment ends. Find out how it's calculated, where the money goes, and how to request an advance.
Tessera Sanitaria in Rome: How to Get Your Italian Health Card and What to Do If You Lose It
Italy's green health card does three things at once: national health access, digital services chip, and European health cover. Here's how to get it, update it, or replace it.
Ending a Rental Contract in Rome: Notice Periods, Valid Forms and Procedure
Six months' notice, sent by registered letter or certified email — WhatsApp doesn't count. The complete guide for tenants and landlords on how to exit a rental contract properly.
Tax Deductions in Italy: What You Can Claim and How
Medical bills, rent, mortgages, kids, renovations — here's what you can recover each year through your Italian tax return, and how to do it without costly mistakes.
Tax Collection Notice in Italy: What to Do in the 60 Days That Really Matter
Received the green envelope from Italy's tax-collection agency? You have 60 days to pay, set up a payment plan, or appeal. Practical guide with Rome office details.
Getting a Tax Code (Codice Fiscale) in Rome: Where to Go, What to Bring, and What to Watch Out For
Italian citizen, EU national, non-EU resident, newborn, or asylum seeker — the path is different for each. A practical guide with Rome office locations, hours, and three mistakes to avoid.
Getting Your Italian Tax Code for the First Time in Rome: A Practical Guide for Everyone
Italian, EU national, non-EU resident, or newborn — here's how to get your Codice Fiscale in Rome, where to go, and exactly what to bring.
TARI Waste Tax in Rome: How to Register, What to Declare, and How to Pay
Just moved into a flat in Rome? You have 60 days to declare your floor area to Roma Capitale. Here's how to do it, what to include, and how to avoid fines.
Survivors' Pension in Italy: Who Qualifies, How Much You Receive, and How to Apply
Spouse, children, ex-spouses, foreign nationals — everything you need to know about Italy's survivors' pension, including benefit percentages, INPS offices in Rome, and the most common mistakes to avoid.
Support Administrator in Rome: how to apply, step by step
Do you have an elderly or vulnerable family member who can no longer manage their bank account, pension, or medical decisions on their own? Italy's Amministratore di Sostegno is the right tool — here's how to get one appointed at Rome's civil court.
Summer Camps in Rome: Municipal, Parish GREST, and Available Subsidies
Registration opens in April, an ISEE means-test certificate is essential, and a vaccination record is required by law — everything you need to know to get your kids into a summer camp in Rome.
Subletting a Room in Rome: Legal, But Only If You Do It Right
Have a spare room in your rented flat? You can sublet it — but there are strict rules to follow if you want to avoid eviction and tax penalties.
SUAP Rome: How to Open a Business Through the One-Stop Shop
Shop, restaurant, workshop, gym: in Rome there's one single desk for all business permits. Here's how the SUAP works, what to submit, and how long it takes.
STP Card in Rome: Free Healthcare for Undocumented Foreigners
No residence permit? The STP card gives you the right to free medical care in Italy. Takes 30 minutes, no documents required, and the ASL is legally barred from reporting you to immigration police.
Stolen or Lost Documents in Rome: What to Do Immediately
5 steps to take in the first 30 minutes: block your cards, block your SIM, file a free police report, and start getting duplicates. Practical guide with numbers and addresses.
SRLs: Does Opening a Company for €1 Actually Work? Real Costs and Limits
The notary fee is waived by law, but the total costs are not zero. Everything you need to know before choosing the SRLs over a standard SRL.
Sportello Amico in Rome: Where to Submit Your Residence Permit Kit
Not every post office in Rome accepts the residence-permit envelope. Here's how to find the nearest Sportello Amico counter, with a full list by district.
SPID for Foreigners in Rome: How to Apply Step by Step
You can get SPID even if you're not Italian. You'll need a passport, a residence permit, and a tax ID. Here's which provider to choose and where to go in Rome.
Sole Trader, SNC, SAS or SRL: Which Business Structure Should You Choose in Italy?
Liability, taxes, and setup costs: the key difference no one explains before you commit to a business structure in Italy.
Social Allowance for Elderly Foreign Nationals Over 67 in Rome
€538.68 a month with no contribution history required. Who qualifies, the 10-year residency rule, the permit you need, and how to apply to INPS.
Sick Leave Certificates for Employees in Rome: What to Do from Day One
Fell ill and not sure how to handle the paperwork? Here's the step-by-step: your doctor, INPS, your employer, and the hours you must stay home for inspection.
SFL: Italy's 350-euro monthly benefit for jobseekers in Rome
350 euros a month for 12 months if you are aged 18–59, fit to work, and your household ISEE is under 6,000 euros. Here is how it works and what you need to do.
SerD in Rome: free, confidential addiction treatment through your local health authority
Drugs, alcohol, gambling, tobacco: your local ASL SerD clinic helps you for free, no referral needed, and your identity is protected by law.
SEPA and SWIFT Transfers: How to Send Money Abroad from Rome
SEPA or SWIFT? What each costs, how long it takes, and what to fill in on the form. A practical guide for anyone sending money out of Italy.
Sending Money Home from Rome: How to Pay Less and Get More
Wise, Western Union, MoneyGram or Ria? A real-cost comparison for sending money to your family abroad from Rome.
INPS Fixed Contributions for Sole Traders and Artisans: Amounts, Deadlines, and Pitfalls
Even if you earn nothing, INPS bills you every year. Here are the 2024 amounts, the four payment deadlines, and the mistakes that can cost you dearly.
Security Deposits for Rentals in Rome: How Much, and How to Get It Back
By law, landlords can ask for a maximum of three months' rent. You earn interest on it every year, and it must be returned within 30–60 days of handing back the keys. What you need to know before signing.
Can Your Landlord Keep Your Deposit for Normal Wear and Tear in Rome?
No. Repainting and everyday deterioration are not damages. Here's what a landlord can legitimately deduct — and how to recover your deposit if it's being wrongly withheld.
SCIA in Rome: How to Open a Shop or Restaurant Without Waiting for Approval
With a SCIA you can open on the same day you file. But be careful — every requirement must be in order before you unlock the door.
School Lunch Discounts in Rome: Pay Less (or Nothing) with a Low ISEE
If your family has a low ISEE income rating, your child's school lunch in Rome can cost as little as €0 instead of the standard €3.40. All you need is your ISEE for minors and a SPID login.
Enrolling Foreign Children in Rome Schools Mid-Year
Just arrived in Rome with kids? You can enroll them right now — even in March or May. Here's how the mid-year registration process works, step by step.
Enrolling Your Child in School in Rome: When, How, and What You Actually Need
Primary school, middle school, or high school: the enrollment window opens in January on the Unica portal. Arrived late? You can enroll any time of year, for free, even without all the paperwork.
School Bus Service in Rome: How to Enrol Your Child and What It Costs
Rome's school bus service is income-based and free for children with disabilities. Here's how to sign up, when to do it, and where to go in your district.
Rome's Public Libraries: How to Join and Borrow for Free
Over 40 branches, one card, everything free: books, e-books, Wi-Fi, computers. Here's how to sign up in 15 minutes.
Rome Immigration Office in Via Patini: Complete Guide to Services
Residence permit applications, renewals, asylum, and family reunification — everything you need to know about the single address of Rome's Immigration Office at the Questura.
Free entry to Rome's civic museums on the first Sunday of every month
Every first Sunday of the month you can walk into more than 20 Rome civic museums for free — tourists and residents alike. Here's which ones, how to get there, and what isn't included.
Housekeepers, caregivers, babysitters: your rights working in a private home in Italy
Employment contract, INPS contributions, holiday pay, severance pay, maternity leave: if you work in a private household in Italy, you have the same rights as any other worker. Here's what you're entitled to.
Revenue Stamps in Rome: Where to Buy Them, How Much They Cost, and When You Need One
€16 or €2? Tobacconist, F24, or digital @e.bollo: everything you need to know before showing up at the government counter.
ADI and residency: how many years foreigners need (and why the rule changed)
You need 5 years of residency, 2 of which must be continuous. No longer 10: Italy's Constitutional Court struck down the original requirement as discriminatory.
Registering Your Residency in Rome as a Foreigner: Step-by-Step Guide
Whether you're EU or non-EU, renting or staying with a friend: here's how to declare residency in Rome, exactly which documents you need, and what happens next.
Residenza vs Domicilio: The Difference Between Residence and Domicile in Italy
Two Italian legal concepts that look alike but are not: here is the practical difference between residenza and domicilio, with real-world examples for students, workers, and foreigners in Italy.
Residence Permit and NASpI Unemployment Benefit: What Happens When You Lose Your Job
Lost your job but hold a residence permit? Italian law protects you for at least 12 months. Here's exactly what to do in Rome, step by step.
Undeclared Work in Rome: How to Report It and What You Can Recover
Filing a report is free, can be anonymous, and is open even to workers without a residence permit. A practical guide with addresses, useful evidence, and what to expect afterwards.
Renting in Rome as a Foreigner: What Landlords Ask For and How to Prepare
Identity, income, and guarantees — here's what to put in your tenant folder to convince a Rome landlord and sign the lease without surprises.
Rental Scams in Rome: How to Spot and Avoid Them (Practical Guide)
Fake listings, contact-list agencies, vanished deposits: the 10 most common rental scams in Rome and exactly what to do to protect yourself before and after.
Rental Contract Types in Rome: Which of the 5 to Choose
4+4, 3+2, temporary, student, and short-term tourist lets each follow different rules. Pick the right one and save on taxes.
Utility Bill Discounts and Rent Help for Low-Income Residents in Rome
Automatic discounts on electricity, gas, and water bills, plus rent support for those at risk of eviction. What you need to know about income thresholds, the application process, and where to go in Rome.
Catholic Religious Education in Italian Schools: How to Opt Out in Rome
Whether you're Muslim, Orthodox, Jewish, atheist, or simply prefer to choose — Catholic religious ed is optional in Italian public schools. Here's how to opt your child out, what the four alternatives are, and what the law actually says.
Hiring a Foreign Caregiver or Housekeeper in Italy: How to Make It Legal
Already in Italy with a valid permit? A contract and INPS notification are enough. Coming from abroad? You'll need the Decreto Flussi. Full guide with costs, timelines, and where to go in Rome.
Registering a Rental Contract with the Agenzia Entrate in Rome: A Practical Guide
You have 30 days from signing. You can do it online with SPID, at a tax office branch, or through an intermediary. Here's what you need and what it costs.
Registering Your Baby's Birth in Rome as a Foreign Parent: Step-by-Step Guide
Even without a residence permit, you can register your child's birth. You have 3 days to do it at the hospital or 10 days at the city hall. Here's how.
Registering with Italy's Public Health Service in Rome: Who Can Do It and How
A free GP, specialist visits at reduced cost, and prescription medicines: here's how to sign up with the SSN at your local ASL in Rome.
Booking Specialist Appointments in Rome with the ReCUP System
Phone, app, or in person: how to use the Lazio ReCUP booking system, what you need to bring, what the priority codes mean, and how to avoid the fine for missed appointments.
Driving Licence Conversion in Italy: Which Countries Have a Reciprocity Agreement
Italy only converts foreign licences without an exam if a bilateral agreement exists. Find out which countries qualify, what happens with US and Canadian licences, and what to do if yours is not on the list.
The Real Cost of Keeping a Partita IVA in Rome: What You Pay Each Year
Between INPS contributions, an accountant, and taxes, a flat-rate Partita IVA costs €1,500–9,000 per year. Here is every line item, with practical examples and the deadlines you cannot miss.
RAI TV Licence Fee on Your Electricity Bill: How It Works and How to Claim an Exemption
Since 2016, Italy's RAI TV licence fee is collected through your electricity bill. If you don't own a TV, you can opt out — but you need to file a declaration every year. Here's how.
Public Housing in Rome: How to Apply, Open Calls, and the ERP Waiting List
Subsidised public apartments managed by Rome City Hall and ATER. Requirements, scoring criteria, realistic timelines, and where to submit your application across Rome's 15 districts.
Buying a Home in Rome: Taxes, Notary Fees, and What You Actually Pay
Registration tax, VAT, notary fees, and first-home relief explained with real figures. Everything you'll pay when buying property in Rome, with worked examples and money-saving tips.
Buying Prescription Drugs in Rome: NRE Codes, Drug Tiers, and What You Actually Pay
Electronic prescriptions, drug tiers, Lazio co-pays, and generics — everything you need to pick up your medication in Rome without surprises.
Prepaid vs Contract SIM in Rome: Which One Should You Get?
Prepaid or postpaid contract? Documents, operators, number porting, and mistakes to avoid when activating a SIM card in Rome as a foreigner.
Residence permit postal kit in Rome: complete guide to the yellow envelope
How to fill in the yellow envelope, which documents to bring, where to submit it, and what to do with your receipt. Everything you need to know before visiting a Sportello Amico post office.
Finding an Open Pharmacy at Night or on Holidays in Rome
There's always a pharmacy on duty in Rome. Three quick methods to find the nearest one, what to bring, what the night surcharge is, and when to ring the bell.
Personal PEC Certified Email: How to Open One, What It Costs, and Why You Need It
PEC carries the same legal weight as a recorded-delivery letter and costs as little as 5 EUR a year. With SPID you can activate it online in ten minutes. Everything you need to know.
Pension Contributions from Abroad: How Totalisation Works in Italy
Worked in more than one country? Your contributions aren't lost. Here's how to combine them to qualify for an Italian pension — free, through INPS or a patronato.
How to Register Your Child with a Free NHS Pediatrician in Rome
Your child is entitled to a free pediatrician through Italy's national health service from birth to age 14. You can register online in five minutes or in person at your local health authority. Here's how it works in Rome.
Payroll Tax Withholding in Italy: A Practical Guide for Employers
As a withholding agent, you must deduct IRPEF, INPS contributions, and regional/municipal surtaxes every month. Here are the deadlines, amounts, and penalties explained clearly.
Parental Leave in Italy 2026: Rights for Mothers and Fathers
Maternity leave, mandatory paternity leave, and optional parental leave: durations, benefit rates, and how to apply. Foreign workers with a valid residence permit are fully covered.
Occupational Health Checkup in Rome: When It's Required and How to Arrange It
Not every employee needs one. Find out when the pre-employment fitness exam is mandatory, who pays for it, and what happens if the doctor says no.
Rome Municipal Nursery Waitlist: How the Scoring System Works
Income, employment, residency, disability — every point counts. Here's how Rome's public nursery ranking works and how not to lose points you're entitled to.
INPS Nursery Bonus in Rome: How to Apply and How Much You Get
Up to €3,000 a year reimbursed on nursery fees for children under three. Valid for any licensed nursery, including private ones. Here's how to apply.
Nulla Osta at Rome's Sportello Unico Immigrazione: How It Works
Everything goes through the ALI 2.0 portal and the Prefettura on Via Ostiense. Here are the types of nulla osta, the documents you need, and how not to miss the click day.
Nulla Osta for Marriage in Italy: How to Get Your Certificate of No Impediment
Your home country's consulate must certify you're free to marry before Italian city hall will process your banns. Here's how to get the document, have it legalised, and avoid costly mistakes.
Renting or Hosting in Rome: the 48-Hour Police Notification Requirement
Renting your flat, hosting a non-EU relative, or running an Airbnb? Italian law gives you 48 hours to notify the authorities. It is free, takes 10 minutes online, and skipping it can cost up to EUR 1,100.
NASpI: Who Qualifies for Italy's Unemployment Benefit and How to Apply
Lost your job in Italy? You have 68 days to claim NASpI from INPS. Here's everything you need to know: eligibility, how much you'll get, how long it lasts, and how to apply for free.
NASpI Unemployment Benefit in Italy: Who Qualifies, How Much, and How Long
Lost your job in Italy? NASpI pays you monthly if you have at least 13 weeks of contributions in the past 4 years. Here's what you get, how long it lasts, and how to apply.
NASpI Unemployment Benefit: You Have 68 Days — Don't Waste a Single One
The NASpI deadline is absolute: 68 calendar days from your last day of work. But to collect every euro you're owed, you should file within 8 days. Here's everything you need to know.
NASpI Lump-Sum Advance: Collect Your Unemployment Benefit Upfront and Start Your Business
Still receiving NASpI and thinking of going self-employed? You can take your entire remaining benefit as a one-time payment. Here's how it works and what not to get wrong.
Municipal Nurseries in Rome: How to Enroll, What It Costs, and When to Apply
The application window opens in April — miss it and you're out. A complete guide covering fees, documents, and the step-by-step enrollment process.
Modello F24: How to Pay Taxes and Contributions in Rome
With the F24 you pay IRPEF, IVA, INPS, and IMU all in one form. If you have a Partita IVA you must file online. Here's how to fill it in, the main tax codes, and the mistakes to avoid.
Modello 730 vs Modello Redditi: Who Must File and How to Do It in Rome
Employee, pensioner, freelancer, or flat-rate taxpayer — find out which Italian tax return applies to you, the 2026 deadlines, and where to get help in Rome without breaking the bank.
Minors Traveling Without Both Parents: The Rome Guide
Travel authorization letter, passport, the absent parent's consent: everything you need to get your child across the border safely and without delays.
MIC Card Rome: €5 a Year for Unlimited Entry to 20+ City Museums
If you live in Rome or the wider Metropolitan City, a €5 MIC Card gets you unlimited access to over 20 civic museums for a full year. Here's how to get one.
Metrebus Rome Transit Pass: Your Complete Guide to Getting Around
€35/month gets you unlimited travel on buses, metro, trams, and regional trains across Rome. Here's how to get your card, where to buy tickets, and when a pass actually pays off.
Medical Prescriptions in Italy: Red Recipe, White Recipe, and the NRE Code Explained
The old red prescription slip is gone — today it's a 15-digit NRE code on plain white paper. Here's what that means, who issues what, and how to avoid losing your prescription.
Municipal Maternity Allowance in Rome: Guide for Foreign Mothers
A one-off €2,020.85 payment for new mothers who don't receive INPS maternity pay. Who qualifies, what documents you need, and how to apply within 6 months.
Mandatory Vaccinations for Children in Italy: What, When, and Where in Rome
10 vaccines required by law, all free. From birth to age 16: the schedule, the paperwork, and what happens if vaccinations are missing.
Mandatory Paternity Leave in Italy: 10 Paid Days at Full Salary
If you are an employed father in Italy, you are entitled to 10 fully paid working days off when your child is born. The leave is mandatory and non-waivable since 2022. Here is how to claim it.
Mandatory Maternity Leave in Italy: 5 Months Guaranteed by Law for Employed Workers
Employed in Italy? You are entitled to 5 months of maternity leave at 80% of your salary. How to apply, the three ways to split the leave, and the rights you cannot lose.
Lost Your Italian Tax Code or Health Card in Rome? Here's What to Do
Your Codice Fiscale number never changes. If you've lost the plastic card, you can request a free duplicate online in minutes — no police report required.
Legalising Foreign Documents in Rome: a Step-by-Step Guide
Foreign birth certificate, degree, marriage certificate — three different paths depending on your country of origin. Here's how to make them legally valid in Italy.
Free and Low-Cost Legal Help in Rome: Unions, Tenant Associations, and Consumer Rights
Facing a work dispute, landlord trouble, or a disputed bill? Rome has free and near-free options — patronati, tenant unions, consumer associations, and state-funded legal aid — that most people never use.
Job-Seeker Permit After Losing Work in Rome: What to Do
Lost your job or reached the end of a contract? You don't lose your permit right away. Here's how to stay legal, register at the employment centre, and claim unemployment benefit in 5 steps.
Italian Citizenship for Children: Ius Sanguinis, Ius Soli, and the Window at Age 18
Born in Italy to foreign parents does not make you Italian. But at 18 you have a one-year window to claim it. Here is how the system works.
How the Italian School System Works: A Practical Guide for Families in Rome
Nursery, primary, middle, high school: a practical guide to navigating Italy's education system, with everything you need to know in Rome.
How to Read Your Italian Payslip: Every Line Explained
Gross pay, net pay, IRPEF, INPS, regional surcharges — a clear guide to understanding each line of your Italian cedolino and checking the numbers add up.
Italian Government Benefits 2026: Which Are Active and How to Apply
From the Psychology Bonus to the Social Card: an up-to-date guide to state financial support available in 2026, including benefits open to foreigners with Italian residency.
Getting an Italian Driving Licence from Scratch: Complete Guide for Foreigners
If your foreign licence can't be converted, you have to start from zero. Here's how the process works, what it costs, and how long it really takes.
Italian Citizenship in Rome: How Long Does It Really Take?
Between 18 and 42 months — Rome is one of Italy's most backlogged prefectures. Here are the real timelines, the stages of the process, and when you can take legal action.
Italian Citizenship by Naturalization: Years of Residency, Requirements, and How to Apply
How many years do you need to live in Italy before applying for citizenship? It depends on who you are: anywhere from 3 to 10 years. Practical guide with costs, documents, and how to file in Rome.
Italian Citizenship by Marriage: Requirements, Documents, and How to Apply
Married to an Italian? You can apply for citizenship after 2 years (or 1 year if you have children together). Full guide: requirements, documents, the ALI portal, and the mistakes to avoid.
Do ADI and SFL Block Your Italian Citizenship? The Truth About Income Requirements
ADI and SFL welfare benefits don't count as income for naturalization. NASpI does. Here are the exact thresholds, how to build a clean three-year track record, and the mistakes that sink applications.
Italian B1 Language Exam for Citizenship: Complete Guide for Rome
Since 2018, a B1 Italian certificate is mandatory to apply for Italian citizenship. Four recognised bodies, €100–130, results in 30–60 days. Here's how it actually works.
ISEE Parificato for University: How to Get It When Your Family Lives Abroad
Without an ISEE Parificato you automatically pay maximum tuition. Here are the documents you need, where to go in Rome, and how not to miss critical deadlines.
ISEE Explained: Italy's Means-Test Score and Why You Need One
One number that unlocks thousands of euros in bonuses, discounts, and benefits. Here's what the ISEE is, how to get it for free, and why you must renew it every year.
ISA Reliability Scores: What Your Tax Score Means and What's at Stake
Italy's ISA system gives self-employed taxpayers a score from 1 to 10. A high score means fewer audits and faster refunds. A low score puts you on a watchlist. Here's how it works.
IRPEF in Rome 2026: income tax brackets, rates, and local surcharges
Three national tax brackets, plus a Lazio regional surcharge and a Rome municipal surcharge: here is exactly how much income tax you pay and how the calculation works, with concrete examples.
IRES for your Italian SRL: rate, calculation, and how to reduce it
IRES is the flat 24% corporate income tax your Italian SRL pays on profits. The taxable base is not the same as your accounting profit -- here is how the calculation really works and what you can do to cut the bill.
IRAP in Lazio: who pays it, how it is calculated, and when it is zero
IRAP, Italy's regional tax on productive activities, is levied on your company's output, not its profit. Since 2022, sole traders and individual professionals are exempt. The standard Lazio rate is 3.9%, but deductions can bring the bill close to zero.
Setting Up Home Internet in Rome: Fiber, FTTC, and Fixed Wireless
Thinking about getting fiber internet in Rome? Before picking a provider, check coverage at your exact address. FTTH, FTTC, and FWA are not the same thing.
INPS: What Happens When You Miss Contribution Payments — and How to Get Out
From a friendly payment notice to a full debt-collection order: 4 stages, penalties that can triple the original amount, and how an instalment plan saves you at any point.
INPS Contributions for the Self-Employed: Gestione Separata vs Artigiani/Commercianti — Which One Applies to You
Gestione Separata: you pay only on what you earn, no fixed minimum. Artigiani/Commercianti: roughly €4,400 per year due even on zero income. Here is how to tell which scheme covers you.
Accessing INPS in 2026: SPID, CIE and CNS (the PIN is gone)
Since 1 October 2021, the INPS PIN has been abolished. To apply for unemployment benefits, check your contributions or request ISEE, you need SPID, CIE or CNS. Here's how to get them.
INPS 35% Contribution Reduction for Forfettario Taxpayers: How to Apply and What You Give Up
Artisans and traders on the forfettario flat-rate regime can cut their INPS social-security contributions by 35%. Here's how to claim it and what it costs you in future pension.
INAIL: When You Are Required to Register for Workplace-Injury Insurance
Employees, self-employed tradespeople, working partners: who must register with INAIL, how to do it online, and what the annual premium will cost.
IMU Property Tax in Rome: Primary Residence Exempt, Second Home Taxed — How to Calculate It
Your main home in Rome is exempt from IMU as long as it's your registered residence and you actually live there. Second properties are taxed. Deadlines, rates, worked examples, and how to reduce the bill.
How to Resign in Italy: The Online Resignation Portal Explained
Since 2016, a signed letter is worthless — your resignation is only legally valid when submitted online through Italy's Ministry of Labour portal. Here's how to do it, what notice you owe, and how to change your mind.
How to Incorporate a Company in Rome: From the Notary to the Business Register
From drafting the articles of association to being fully operational: the real sequence, actual costs, and mistakes to avoid when forming an SRL or SPA in Rome.
Housing Suitability Certificate in Rome: How to Get It for Family Reunification
Bringing your family to Italy means proving your home is big enough. Here's how the process works in Rome, what it costs, and what to bring.
Hosting Someone at Home in Rome: the 48-Hour Notification Requirement
Having a friend or relative come to stay? Italian law requires you to notify the authorities within 48 hours of their arrival. The process is free, takes a few minutes online, and protects you if there's ever a check.
Home Insurance When Renting in Rome: What the Law Requires and What You Actually Need
No law forces you to insure a rented flat — but the Italian Civil Code can make you personally liable for enormous damages. Here's what a policy covers, what it costs, and what to never skip.
Hiring a Non-EU Worker in Rome: A Practical Guide for Employers
Already in Italy with a valid permit, or still abroad? Two very different procedures. Here's what documents to check, what steps to follow, and what penalties to avoid.
Hiring Incentives in Rome: Social-Security Breaks for Young Workers, Women, and the Long-Term Unemployed
Hire on a permanent contract and you could save up to €8,000 a year in employer social-security contributions. Here's every incentive available in Rome and how to apply through INPS.
Healthcare Co-pay Exemption Based on Income in Rome: Codes E01, E02, E03, E04
Unemployed, on a minimum pension, under 6 or over 65 with a low household income? You may not have to pay specialist visit co-pays. Here's how to get your exemption from your local ASL.
Healthcare in Rome for Tourists and Short-Stay Visitors: Who Pays What
Got a European Health Insurance Card? Head to a public hospital. Non-EU visitor? You need private insurance. In an emergency, the A&E will treat you regardless — here's how it all works.
Healthcare Copay in Lazio: What It Costs and How to Pay
Capped at €36.15 per prescription, payable via the SaluteLazio app or any pharmacy: everything you need to know about healthcare copays in Rome without surprises.
Health Ticket Exemptions for Chronic Illness, Pregnancy, and Disability in Rome
Diabetes, cancer, a rare disease, disability, or pregnancy? If you have a confirmed diagnosis, many specialist visits and tests may be free. A guide to exemption codes and how to apply at your local ASL.
Choosing and Changing Your GP in Rome: A Practical Guide
Pick or switch your family doctor in 5 minutes online or at an ASL desk. Practical guide for adults, children, and foreigners.
Free Vaccines in Rome: How to Book at ASL Vaccination Centres
Children, adults, seniors, and foreigners can all book online or by phone. Full list of ASL Roma 1, 2, and 3 vaccination centres.
Free Mental Health Support in Rome: Public Clinics, INPS Bonus, and Crisis Lines
Anxiety, depression, eating disorders, support for children: Lazio offers free psychologists and psychiatrists through the public health system. Here's how to access them.
Free Medical Care in Rome: Caritas, INMP, Emergency and Other Clinics
No documents, no permit, no money needed: Rome has a network of free clinics open to anyone. Addresses, hours, and how to access them.
Free Italian Classes in Rome: The CPIA Adult Education Centres for Foreigners
State-run public schools, zero cost, from absolute beginner to B1. The A2 CPIA certificate counts toward your long-term EU permit and integration agreement.
Free and Anonymous HIV & STI Testing in Rome: Where to Go and How It Works
Anonymous, free HIV testing with no ID required, ART therapy for everyone, NHS-covered PrEP, and emergency PEP within 72 hours. A complete guide to HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Rome.
Forfettario Flat Tax and Employment: When You Can't Use It
Got a salary and thinking of opening a VAT number under the forfettario flat-tax regime? Here are the 4 rules that can bar you from it and how to check your situation.
Can a Foreigner Open an SRL or SPA in Italy? Reciprocity Rules Explained
EU citizens, non-EU residents, non-EU non-residents: the rules differ. Here is who can incorporate a company in Italy and exactly how to do it.
Can a Foreigner Buy Property in Italy? Complete Guide with Rules and Procedure
EU citizen, non-EU resident, non-EU non-resident, or refugee: the rules differ. Here is who can buy, what you need, and how the reciprocity check works.
Foreign Driving Licence in Italy: How Long Can You Drive in Rome?
EU or non-EU, tourist or resident — the rules are different for each situation. Here are the time limits, required documents, and penalties if you go over.
Converting a Foreign Driving Licence in Rome: Step-by-Step Guide
Got a non-EU driving licence and living in Rome? Here's how to convert it to an Italian one without sitting any exams, where to go, what it costs, and the mistakes that trip people up.
Foreign Degree Recognition in Italy: How to Get Qualified to Work
Doctor, engineer, lawyer, or teacher with a foreign qualification? Three different routes, one goal: getting licensed to practise your profession in Italy.
Italy's Flat-Tax Regime (Regime Forfettario): How the 5% and 15% Rates Work
One single tax, no VAT on invoices, minimal bookkeeping. Who qualifies for Italy's simplest self-employment tax regime, how the calculation works, and what mistakes to avoid.
Under-36 first-home mortgage with the CONSAP state guarantee in Rome
The Italian state can back up to 80% of your mortgage if you're under 36 with an ISEE under €40,000. No 20% down payment, free guarantee, more than 250 participating banks.
Hiring Your First Employee in Italy: The UNILAV Mandatory Notice
Before your new hire starts work, you must file a UNILAV notice by midnight the day before. Here's how it works in Rome, what you need, and what fines to avoid.
Family Reunification in Rome: Documents, Costs, and Realistic Timelines
Want to bring your spouse or children to Italy? The process has two stages and can take up to 18 months. Here's what you actually need, with no surprises.
Family Health Clinics in Rome: Free Services, Addresses and How to Access
Around 60 free public family health clinics across Rome, open to everyone — Italians, EU citizens, and foreigners with or without documents. Gynaecology, psychology, contraception, pregnancy support and more.
Expired Residence Permit During Renewal: Your Rights in Rome
Renewal in Rome takes 6–12 months — your old permit often expires before the new one arrives. The postal receipt you got at the post office counts as a valid temporary permit. Here's what you can and can't do while you wait.
Eviction in Rome: What to Do If You Receive or Need to File One
Eviction for unpaid rent or end of lease: the step-by-step process, tenant rights, and the mistakes landlords can never legally make.
EU Long-Term Resident Permit in Rome: The Complete Guide
After five years in Italy you can get a permanent residence status that never expires. Requirements, documents, costs, and realistic timelines at the Rome Questura.
Enrolling at a Rome University as a Foreign Student: The Practical Guide
Universitaly, study visa, Italian language test — everything you need to sort out before classes start at Sapienza, Tor Vergata, Roma Tre, or LUMSA.
ENI Card in Rome: Free Healthcare for EU Citizens Without Coverage
An EU citizen living in Rome with no EHIC and no GP? The ENI card gives you access to urgent and essential medical care at no cost. Here's how to get one.
Employment Centres in Rome: Locations, Services and How to Book
Rome has 20 free public employment centres where you can register as unemployed, access job-search support, training courses and youth programmes. Here's where they are and how to book.
How Much Does It Really Cost to Hire an Employee in Rome: From Gross Salary to Total Cost
A RAL of €24,000 doesn't mean you spend €24,000. A practical guide with real numbers for the main Italian collective agreements, including apprenticeships.
Electronic Invoicing and the SDI: A Practical Guide for VAT-Registered People in Rome
Since 2024, flat-rate taxpayers must also use the SDI. Here's how Italy's invoice-exchange system works, what you need to do, and how to avoid the most expensive mistakes.
Electronic Invoicing and the SDI: A Practical Guide for Businesses and Flat-Rate Taxpayers in Rome
Since 2024, every VAT-registered person in Italy must use the SDI to issue invoices — including flat-rate taxpayers. Here's what changes, how to issue invoices, and where to store them correctly.
Lazio Electronic Health Record (FSE): How to Activate It in 5 Minutes
Your digital archive of test results, prescriptions, and vaccination history is already waiting for you. All you need is SPID or a CIE card to access it. Step-by-step activation guide and consent management.
Electricity and Gas Scams in Rome: How to Protect Yourself from Phone and Door-to-Door Sellers
Contract switched without your knowledge? You have 14 days to cancel everything, free of charge. The guide to spotting scams, blocking calls, and getting your original supplier back.
Electricity and Gas in Rome: How to Choose a Provider on the Free Market
The regulated market is over. Here's how to compare offers, spot scams, and switch providers without the stress.
DURC Certificate: How to Get It, How Long It Lasts, and What to Do If You Fail
Italy's DURC compliance certificate is free, arrives in minutes, and is valid for 120 days. Here's how to request it via INPS or INAIL — and how to fix a negative result within 15 days.
Driving Theory Test in Italy: Why It's Italian-Only and What to Do About It
Since 2011, Italy's driving theory test is Italian-only — no exceptions in Rome. Here's what the law actually says and how to prepare if your Italian isn't there yet.
Double Taxation Treaties: How to Avoid Paying Tax Twice on Foreign Income in Rome
Living in Rome with income from abroad? Bilateral treaties and a foreign-tax credit protect you from being taxed twice. Here's how it works in practice.
Donating Blood in Rome: Where to Go, What to Expect, and What You Get
30–45 minutes, free lab tests worth over €100, and a paid day off work: here's everything you need to know about giving blood at Rome's hospitals and donation centres.
Dogs in Rome: Microchip, Leash Rules, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Microchip mandatory, leash capped at 1.5 m, muzzle always on hand: a practical guide for dog owners in Rome, with costs and ASL contact details.
Documents for the ISEE at the CAF: Complete Family Checklist
Identity, income, bank accounts, property, vehicles: everything you need to bring to the CAF to complete your ISEE in one visit without coming back a second time.
Divorce in Italy: Timeline, Costs and the 4 Routes to Get There
From 1 month at the registry office to 4 years in court: how to choose the right procedure and what timeline to realistically expect.
Dismissed in Italy: What to Do Immediately and How to Challenge It Within 60 Days
You have a strict 60-day window to challenge your dismissal in writing. Unions do it for free. At the same time, claim NASPi unemployment benefit from INPS within 68 days.
Dismissing an Employee in Rome: Types, Costs, and What You Need to Know
Just cause, subjective grounds, or economic grounds — each type of dismissal in Italy follows different rules, different procedures, and carries different costs. A practical guide for employers and employees.
DiSCo Lazio: scholarships and student housing for universities in Rome
Up to €7,300 a year and a free room: the complete guide to the DiSCo grant for students at Sapienza, Tor Vergata, Roma Tre, and LUMSA.
DIS-COLL: Italy's unemployment benefit for co.co.co. collaborators and researchers
Working on a coordinated collaboration contract in Italy? There's an unemployment benefit designed for you — it's called DIS-COLL, and most people don't know it exists.
Digital Signatures in Rome: What They Are, What They Cost, and How to Get One
A digital signature carries the same legal weight as a handwritten one. Remote versions start at €25. Here's how to get yours in Rome or entirely online.
DID: How to Register as a Jobseeker and Access Unemployment Benefits in Italy
Lost your job in Italy? The DID declaration is step one for receiving NASpi, free training, and welfare support. It takes 10 minutes online with SPID — and the deadlines are tight.
Decreto Flussi: How to Get a Work Visa as a Non-EU Citizen in Italy
Your employer submits the application, you wait. Here's how the annual quota system, click day, work clearance, and residence permit work, step by step.
Declaration of Value: How to Get Your Foreign Diploma Recognised in Italy
Enrolling at an Italian university with a foreign degree? Here's what the Dichiarazione di Valore is, how to get it, and when the CIMEA Statement of Comparability is the smarter choice.
Declaration of Presence in Rome: Who Needs to File It and When
Most tourists don't need to do anything. But if you entered from another Schengen country and are staying with private hosts, you have 8 working days to notify the police. Here is everything you need to know.
Cultural Mediators at School in Rome: What They Are and How to Request One
Don't speak Italian and struggling to communicate with your child's teachers? A cultural mediator is free and you can request one from the school at any time.
Criminal Record Certificate and Pending Charges in Rome: Practical Guide
Two different documents, often requested together. How to get them online in minutes or at the counter on Piazzale Clodio, how much they cost, and when they're free.
Corporate Welfare in Rome: Tax-Free Benefits for Your Employees
€1,000 in welfare benefits is worth nearly twice as much as a €1,000 pay rise. Here's what you can offer, how much is tax-exempt, and how to do it by the book.
From Student to Worker: How to Convert Your Study Permit in Rome
Found a job while studying in Italy? You can switch to a work permit without leaving the country — but only during the annual click day window.
Condo Fees in Rome: Who Pays What — Tenant vs Owner
Ordinary or extraordinary? It depends on whether you rent or own. A complete breakdown table, your rights as a tenant, and mistakes to avoid.
Phone and Internet Complaints in Italy: How to Use ConciliaWeb AGCOM
Provider ignoring you, wrong bills, line cut off without reason? Here's the free, mandatory step-by-step process to get refunds and compensation through ConciliaWeb.
Commercial Premises in Rome: Checking Permitted Use and Occupancy Certificate
Before signing a lease, verify the cadastral category and the agibilità. An A/10 office unit does not automatically become a C/1 shop — here is what to check and what it costs.
Civil Marriage in Rome with a Foreign Spouse: Complete Guide
From the consular clearance to the ceremony venue: everything you need to know to get married at Rome's city hall when one or both spouses are foreign nationals.
Civil Disability Recognition in Rome: How to Apply Through INPS
From the medical certificate to the final ruling: a practical guide to applying for civil disability recognition in Italy, understanding the percentage system, and claiming your benefits.
CIG Wage Support Counts as Income for Renewing Your Residence Permit
On Cassa Integrazione and need to renew your permit? CIG counts as employment income. Here are the income thresholds, documents, and the full procedure.
CIG, CIGO and CIGS: Italy's Temporary Wage Support Explained
Your employer put you on cassa integrazione? You keep your job, but you need to know how much you'll receive, what you're allowed to do, and what happens if you don't report extra income.
CIE in Rome: What Documents You Need to Get Your Electronic ID Card
Passport photo, health card, old ID — here's exactly what to bring to the Municipio to get your Italian electronic identity card.
CIE in Rome: Cost, Timeline, and How to Find an Appointment
€22.21 and about a week. But getting an appointment is the real challenge — here are the tricks to book one sooner.
Child Custody After Separation in Rome: How It Works and What the Judge Decides
Joint custody, sole custody, primary residence, child support — everything you need to know when separating with minor children in Rome.
How to Check Your Residence Permit Status Online
Once you've submitted your postal kit, you can track your application from home in seconds — no registration, no Questura visit needed. Here's exactly how.
Registering Your Business with the Rome Chamber of Commerce: Step-by-Step Guide
Sole trader, SRL or craft business: how Italy's ComUnica filing works, how much it costs and what happens if you skip the Artisans' Register.
CCNL: Italy's Collective Bargaining Agreements and Minimum Pay Explained
Retail, metalworking, construction, hospitality: a guide to Italian collective agreements, the 2026 minimum pay scales, and how to check whether your payslip adds up.
On Cassa Integrazione and Found Another Job? You Can Take It — But Tell INPS First
Being on Italy's state wage-support scheme doesn't stop you taking a fixed-term contract. Here's the golden rule, the INPS notification procedure, and what you risk if you stay silent.
Card Payments in Rome: Your Rights When a Merchant Refuses
The obligation to accept cards has been law since 2014, but the automatic fine was scrapped in 2023. Here's what you can do, who to report to, and what you should never pay.
Car insurance in Italy: how RCA works and how to avoid online scams
Compulsory by law, expensive in the city, and full of pitfalls online. Everything you need to know about Italian third-party car insurance before signing anything.
Buying a Used Car in Rome: How to Transfer Ownership at the PRA and STA
Buying a used car in Italy? You have 60 days to register it in your name. Here's where to go in Rome, what it costs, and what to watch out for.
Business Travel & Employee Expense Reimbursement in Italy: A Practical Guide
Three reimbursement systems, precise tax thresholds, and the right paperwork. Everything you need to reimburse employee travel costs without unexpected tax bills.
How to Get a Visura Camerale (Italian Company Report) in Rome
A visura camerale costs €5.50 and arrives in minutes. Here's where to get the official version, what it contains, and how to avoid third-party sites charging you triple the price.
Business PEC and Digital Signature in Rome: How to Set Them Up
Two legally required digital tools for any business in Italy — straightforward to get and inexpensive. A practical guide for companies, sole traders, and foreign legal representatives.
Opening a Business Bank Account with Foreign Shareholders in Rome: A Practical KYC Guide
Opening a corporate bank account when one or more shareholders are foreign nationals requires precise documentation and patience. Here is what the bank will check, which mistakes are costly, and how to speed up the process.
Bulky Waste and WEEE Disposal in Rome: Free Pick-Up and AMA Drop-Off Points
Got a sofa, fridge, or mattress to get rid of in Rome? There are two free options managed by AMA: book a home collection or drop off directly at a recycling centre.
Booking an Anagrafe Appointment in Rome: TUPASSI, Agenda CIE, and Tips to Find a Slot Faster
Two booking systems, 15 districts, and practical tricks to avoid waiting months. The complete guide to booking civil-registry appointments in Rome.
Blue Lines in Rome: How Paid Parking Works, What It Costs, and How to Pay
City centre, suburbs, residents, visitors: everything you need to know to park in Rome without getting a fine.
Italy's €800 Birth Grant (Bonus Mamma Domani): How to Apply in Rome
€800 from INPS for every birth, adoption or foster-to-adopt placement. You can apply as early as the 7th month of pregnancy, it's free through a patronato, and no means-test is required.
Basic Bank Account in Rome: Free with Low ISEE or Minimum Pension
Every bank and Poste Italiane in Italy is legally required to offer you a basic account. If your household ISEE is below €11,600 it's completely free — even if you're a foreigner.
Opening a Bank Account or Postepay with Only a Permit-of-Stay Receipt in Rome
Only have the postal receipt from your permit application? You can still open a bank account or a Postepay Evolution. The receipt carries the same legal weight as the permit itself. A practical guide for Rome.
ATAC Fines in Rome: How to Pay Less or Fight the Ticket
Got fined on a Rome bus or metro? Pay within 5 days and save 30%. Here's how to pay, when contesting makes sense, and what never to do.
ATAC Discounts in Rome: Who Rides Free or at Reduced Fare in 2024
Under-19s, over-70s, people with disabilities, unemployed residents, and low-income households can ride Rome's public transport free or nearly free. Here's how.
Asylum and International Protection in Rome: How It Actually Works
If you face persecution or serious harm in your home country, you have the right to claim protection in Italy. Step-by-step process, your rights, and where to go in Rome.
Assegno Unico Universale: How to Claim Italy's Universal Child Benefit from INPS in 2026
Every family with dependent children is entitled to the Assegno Unico. Amounts, eligibility rules, online application and ISEE renewal — everything in one guide.
Apprenticeship Contracts in Rome: Contribution Relief, Types, and How to Do It
Hire a young person while paying up to 70% less in INPS contributions. Three contract types, precise requirements, and a step-by-step procedure.
Apostille in Rome: What It Is, When You Need It, and How to Get One
The stamp that replaces embassy legalisation for using your documents abroad. How it works, who issues it in Rome, and the mistakes that waste your time.
APE Energy Performance Certificate in Rome: What It Is, When You Need It, and How to Get It Right
Selling, renting, or renovating a property? Italy's APE energy certificate is legally required. Find out who issues it, what it costs, and what fines you risk without one.
Ambulance, 112, and Out-of-Hours Doctor in Rome: Which Number to Call and When
Genuine emergency? Call 112. Sick at night or on a weekend with something non-urgent? The out-of-hours GP service (Guardia Medica) has you covered. All the numbers for Rome's ASL districts and what to do step by step.
AEC and OEPA in Rome: How to Get School Support for Your Child with a Disability
The AEC is a free municipal educational assistant who works alongside disabled children at school. All children are eligible regardless of citizenship. Here's how to apply in six steps.
Adopting a Child in Rome: How It Works, Who Can Apply, Costs and Timeline
From the suitability decree at the Tribunal for Minors to the matching process: a complete guide to adopting in Rome, covering domestic and international routes, costs, documents, and pitfalls.
ADI Inclusion Allowance for Foreigners in Rome: Requirements, Documents, How to Apply
Who can claim it, which residence permits qualify, how many years of residency you need, and where to apply in Rome. A practical guide to Italy's Assegno di Inclusione.
ADI Home Care in Rome: How to Activate Free In-Home Nursing and Support for Elderly or Disabled People
Integrated Home Care (ADI) brings nurses, physiotherapists, and care assistants to your door at no cost. Here's how to request it through your GP.
Water in Rome: How to Put the ACEA ATO 2 Contract in Your Name
Transfer, reactivation, or new connection — here is what to do when you move into a home in Rome so the water account is properly in your name.