9 Italian Towns Retirees Regret Moving To in 2026 (And Why They Leave)

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  @dolcevitaexpat1 · 3 weeks ago (edited) · pinned

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  @orlandoartuso2460 · 2 weeks ago

  Go to Milan or Florence. Live in Milan and born in Rome. It is always hot all over Italy in the summer time. Stop scaring people to move in Italy.

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  @RosarioVasta-s8t6y · 3 weeks ago

  Good advice

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  @Pingel1951 · 3 weeks ago

  Italy&apos;s 7% Flat Tax for Foreign Pensioners: What Changed in 2026 <br>Italy taxes foreign-source income of qualifying new resident pensioners at a flat 7% under Article 24-ter of the Income Tax Code, for the year of relocation plus the following nine tax periods. From 7 April 2026 the eligible municipalities are those with a population not exceeding 30,000 inhabitants, up from 20,000. The higher limit was introduced by Article 26(1) of Law 11 March 2026, no. 34, and it widens the map considerably — but the regime still requires a foreign pension, five clean years of non-residence, and foreign-source income. It does not shelter income produced in Italy.

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  @TristanThornevale · 2 weeks ago

  This video is basically reasonable common sense dressed up as frightening insider knowledge, with enough dubious specificity added to sell the “Arrival Blueprint.” The genuinely useful advice could have been a three-minute video: don’t buy unseen, visit in winter, check services and healthcare, understand the tax/residence rules, and learn some Italian.

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  @RosarioVasta-s8t6y · 3 weeks ago

  Catania is a nightmare

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  @eugenesteenhuisen4065 · 2 weeks ago

  Seems like good common sense advice to me.

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  @RosarioVasta-s8t6y · 3 weeks ago

  Scalea another nightmare

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  @armen4494 · 3 weeks ago

  Все правильно сказано.

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  @FrankDeMarco-d5r · 2 weeks ago

  Go to Spain it’s much much better than ITALY

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  @janetlombardi2314 · 2 weeks ago

  Are you for real?? 😅😂

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