Study in Italy
The working holiday agreement with Japan came into force on 1 April 2026.
Currently listed3cities
Country snapshot
Studying in Italy: costs and visas
Study paths and visa options differ by country. Always confirm official rules before applying.
Cost
This country has no official living-cost figure.
Euro in US Dollar (exchange rate)-4% in 5 yearsSee the trend chartSee the full cost breakdownEntry and permits
90days
Limit of a stay without a visa (within any 180-day period)
Source: Delegation of the European Union to Japan: travel to Europe (short stays in the Schengen area)
See entry and permits in detailWorking holiday
Depends on your nationality
Source: Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: entry into force of the Italy–Japan Working Holiday agreement (1 April 2026)Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: checklist for the Working Holiday visaMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Japan: Working Holiday programmes (partner countries, annual quotas and number of participations)
See entry and permits in detailVisa and working holiday rules can change. Check the latest official government or embassy guidance before you apply.
Step 1 — Choose a city
Cities to study in Italy
Compare the cities of Italy with photos and numbers.
Rome
The capital of Italy.
Milan
The capital of the Lombardy region in northern Italy.
Florence
The capital of the Tuscany region in central Italy.
Haven't decided where to go yet?
Tell us your budget and goals, and cities that may suit you come up.
- Budget
- Goal
- Duration
Free · No signup · About 1 minute
Step 2 — Know your options
Ways to study in Italy
Choose a different route, and the permit you need changes.
Live in Italy on a working holiday
- Working Holiday Visa
Who it suits：For people who want to travel and live in Italy for a while.
- Length and permit
Ages 18–30 · up to one year from entry
- Can you work?
Temporary work allowed
- Cost
Funds EUR 10,400
Live in Italy on a working holiday
- Working Holiday Visa
Who it suits：For people who want to travel and live in Italy for a while.
Length and permit
Ages 18–30 · up to one year from entry
Can you work?
Temporary work allowed
Cost
Funds EUR 10,400
For Japanese citizens. Official names checked on government websites on October 28, 2026.
Sources (official government pages)
Live in Italy on a working holiday・Source: Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: entry into force of the Italy–Japan Working Holiday agreement (1 April 2026)Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: checklist for the Working Holiday visaMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Japan: Working Holiday programmes (partner countries, annual quotas and number of participations)Consulate General of Italy in Osaka: checklist for the Working Holiday visa
Get advice on studying in Italy
Tell us your budget and goals, and our team will suggest options for free.
Get free adviceFrequently Asked Questions
Up to what age can I apply for Italy's working holiday?
How much money do I need to show?
Where do I apply?
Can I go to Italy without a visa?
Sources for this page
- Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: entry into force of the Italy–Japan Working Holiday agreement (1 April 2026)（checked October 28, 2026）
- Embassy of Italy in Tokyo: checklist for the Working Holiday visa（checked October 28, 2026）
- Consulate General of Italy in Osaka: checklist for the Working Holiday visa（checked October 28, 2026）
- Delegation of the European Union to Japan: travel to Europe (short stays in the Schengen area)（checked October 28, 2026）
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan: Working Holiday programmes (partner countries, annual quotas and number of participations)（checked October 28, 2026）
