Italy

About ROI (Return on Investment) in Italy

Italy offers a wide range of real estate investment options, with ROI varying by region. In cities like Rome and Milan, the average ROI is around 4-6% per year for residential properties. Milan, as the financial center of Italy, and tourist-attractive Rome offer a stable demand for real estate rentals and sales. For investors looking for investment properties on the coast, regions such as Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast are very attractive.

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Health care

Italy has a well-functioning public health system that is financed by taxes. All citizens and legal residents have access to public health care, which in many cases is free. There are also a number of private clinics that offer superior services for those who prefer faster access and specialized care.

Education

Italy has a wide range of educational institutions, including public, private and international schools. The American Overseas School of Rome and the International School of Milan are among the leading schools that offer instruction in English and programs such as the International Baccalaureate (IB). Italian universities such as Università Bocconi in Milan and Sapienza University of Rome are among the most prestigious universities in Europe.

Visa

Italy, as a member of the European Union, allows EU citizens free movement and residence without a visa. Citizens of non-EU countries can apply for Golden Visas, which allow long-term residence for investors who invest at least EUR 500,000 in Italian real estate or companies.

About Italy and life in Italy

Italy is known for its rich cultural heritage, beautiful architecture, art and unique way of life. Cities like Rome, Milan and Florence are not only economic and tourist centers, but also places where history meets modern lifestyle.

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Taxes and prices

The Italian tax system is complex, there are attractive tax breaks for investors. Personal income tax varies between 23% and 43%, depending on the amount of income. Legal entities pay a tax of 24%. When buying a property in Italy, a 9% property transfer tax applies for properties intended for recreational purposes and a 2% tax for properties for permanent residence if the buyer is a resident. Property prices in cities such as Rome and Milan range from 4,000-8,000 EUR per square meter.