Visto per nomadi digitali e lavoratori da remoto · rules checked 2026-11-12
Italy's digital nomad visa, without the guesswork.
You qualify if you are a highly qualified worker (a 3-year degree, 5+ years' experience, or 3+ years in ICT), have 6+ months in the remote work you'll do, earn about €28,000 a year, and have health insurance and a registered Italian lease. Check your case free, get the checklist for your Italian consulate, then let a human review the full file for a flat fee.
Italy's rules in six lines
- Income (consulate quote)
- about €28,000/year
- Experience in the remote work
- 6+ months
- Qualification
- degree, 5 yrs, or ICT 3 yrs
- Housing proof
- registered lease or deed
- Nulla osta
- not required
- Decision time (consulate guidance)
- up to 90-120 days
Three steps to your appointment
- Step 1
Free eligibility check
Nine questions: qualification route, months in the work, income, employer declaration, housing, insurance and family. See what's missing.
- Step 2
Checklist for your consulate
A printable list for your category (digital nomad or remote worker), your US consulate and your family: apostilles, Italian translations, DV/CIMEA, lease.
- Step 3
Human review before you file
$599 (or $999 for families): we review the full file against current rules, with employer-declaration and cover-letter templates.
Every Italy question, answered from the official rules
Who qualifies →
- What counts as a "highly qualified worker" for Italy's digital nomad visa?
- Can I get Italy's digital nomad visa without a degree?
- Do tech workers qualify for Italy's nomad visa with 3 years' experience?
- Do I need 6 months of remote work experience for Italy's nomad visa?
- Digital nomad or remote worker: which Italian visa category am I?
Income, costs & timing →
- Is Italy's nomad visa income €28,000 or €27,000? How it's calculated
- What minimum salary do remote workers need for Italy's visa?
- How long does the Italy digital nomad visa take?
- How much does the Italy digital nomad visa cost in total?
- What health insurance do I need for Italy's digital nomad visa?
Documents & nulla osta →
- What documents do Americans need for Italy's digital nomad visa?
- Do I need a nulla osta for Italy's digital nomad visa?
- What does the employer declaration for Italy's remote worker visa say?
- Do I need a Dichiarazione di Valore or CIMEA for Italy's nomad visa?
- How do I apostille and translate US documents for Italy's nomad visa?
US consulates →
- Which Italian consulate handles my digital nomad visa in the US?
- Italian Consulate General in New York: digital nomad visa
- Italian Consulate General in Boston: digital nomad visa
- Italian Consulate General in Philadelphia: digital nomad visa
- Italian Embassy consular office in Washington, DC: digital nomad visa
After you arrive →
- Post office kit or Questura: how do digital nomads file the permesso di soggiorno?
- Can I renew Italy's digital nomad permit after one year?
- Can I get a codice fiscale from the US before signing an Italian lease?
- Do I need to register my residence (residenza) at the comune on a nomad visa?
- Can digital nomads use Italy's public healthcare (SSN)?
Taxes & family →
- Does Italy tax digital nomads on worldwide income?
- Do Americans on Italy's nomad visa still file US taxes?
- Can remote workers use Italy's impatriati tax regime?
- Can freelancers on Italy's nomad visa use the 15% forfettario flat tax?
- Do I pay Italian social security (INPS) on Italy's nomad visa?
One flat fee. No hourly billing.
Standard
$599 one-time
One applicant, Italy digital nomad or remote worker visa
- Eligibility review: highly qualified worker, 6-month experience, income
- Personal document checklist for your Italian consulate
- Templates: employer declaration, employer letter, cover letter
- Apostille, Italian translation and Dichiarazione di Valore/CIMEA guidance
- Human review of your full file before your consulate appointment
Family
$999 one-time
Applicant plus spouse/partner and children
- Everything in Standard
- Family income and housing check
- Relationship and birth documents checklist for each family member
- Apostille and translation coordination
- Priority review
Consular fees, apostilles, translations, insurance and rent are paid separately to the providers. No service can guarantee approval. Full pricing details