Education in Italy
About 32,000 international students attend universities in Italy. Rome, Milan, Pisa and Bologna are the most popular cities among students. Italian academies for fine arts, fashion and design are considered the best in the world.
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Property maintenance costs in Italy
It costs about 1–3% of the market value per year to maintain real estate, pay taxes, utility bills and insurance costs in Italy.
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Taxes in Italy
Italy’s tax system is complicated and buyers should seek advice from an expert before purchasing real estate.
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How to get a mortgages in Italy: terms, rates, application documents — Tranio
In Italy, mortgages are granted for pending constructions, existing property and renovations. Banks impose more stringent requirements on foreign citizens regarding the assessment of the mortgaged property. Therefore, foreign nationals are more likely to be granted a mortgage on high-end, liquid property.
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Buying and registering property in Italy
There are no restrictions on foreign citizens purchasing property in Italy. A transaction can be made on behalf of legal entities or individuals. Buyers should know that things in the north and south of Italy don’t necessarily work the same way.
Italy’s new investor visa programme
Italy is rolling out a new
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Top destinations for foreign buyers in Italy
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What to expect from European commercial property in 2016
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Spotlight on Europe: cheap money and market growth
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International property buyers looking for «safe havens»
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Real estate inheritance in Europe
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