Many students who come to Italy consider finding part-time work. The good news is — yes, you can work while studying, and it’s an excellent way to earn extra money, improve your language skills, and build useful connections. However, there are some important details you should know in advance.
Yes, international students with a Type D (study) visa are allowed to work legally, but no more than 20 hours per week during the academic year. During holidays, they can work up to 40 hours per week.
Important: 20 hours a week equals about 4 hours a day with a 5-day schedule.
Wages depend on the field, region, and level of experience:
Working and studying in Italy is absolutely possible, especially if you manage your time wisely. For many students, part-time work is not just a way to earn money but also an opportunity to better integrate into Italian life. With the right approach, you can cover your personal expenses — and even enjoy full financial independence.
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