Considering Remote Work in Italy?
Headlines about the digital nomad visa may make remote work in Italy sound appealing, but there are some important questions to ask first about everything from tax to wifi speeds.
Working remotely from Italy for a foreign company can be a good solution to many issues job-seekers have here. The Italian job market is not always an easy place for foreigners; unlike in some European countries or cities, working here will require a decent level of Italian.
Although some jobs are open to non-Italian speakers, they often require specific skills or tend to be lower paid and casual in nature.
Working remotely from Italy can be a good solution for many job-seekers.
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Author's summary: Remote work in Italy has its pros and cons.