Italy: 14 Things You May Not Know
<p><strong>The standard power for a property in Italy is 3 kW. If you feel that 3 kW is not sufficient, you can request an upgrade.</strong> The cost of the upgrade can vary depending on the provider and the type of upgrade — you can request to upgrade to 4.5 kW, 6.0 kW, or 10kW. The upgrade can only be requested once you have been officially set up as a client with the relevant provider.</p>
<p><strong>All non-EU citizens require a visa to live and work in Italy after 90 days.</strong> If you are not part of an intracompany transfer, you have various options, which include visas for self-employed individuals, investors, or retirees.</p>
<p><strong>Property requirements that are very challenging or impossible to find</strong> in major Italian cities include: <strong>four- or more-bedroom apartments</strong>, large gardens, private garages, <strong>AC in each room</strong>, <strong>walk-in showers and closets</strong>, or laundry rooms. Electric clothes dryers are also not standard.</p>
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