What about the living expenses in Italy, are they covered or do students have to pay?
You will need to cover your own living expenses as a student in Italy. The Italian government requires you to show proof of sufficient funds - currently €10,179 for the academic year 2026 - 2027 - to support yourself, excluding tuition fees. This amount is typically expected in your personal bank account.
You must also provide proof of accommodation and health insurance for your visa and residence permit. Actual living costs can vary by city and lifestyle, but you should budget carefully to meet these requirements.
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