Habibi, come to Italy.
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We teach Italian with native Italian teachers, from your first word to fluent. And if you’re coming to Italy to study, we guide you through the whole move too: applications, visas, arrival, residence permit.
Italian A1–B2 taught live, private and group lessons
Every step, from course choice to residence permit
We reply in Arabic, English or Italian
One portal that tracks your whole application
Don’t arrive without it
Italian isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s how you live and work here
Outside a handful of English-taught degrees, everything that matters in Italy happens in Italian — lectures, a lease, a doctor’s visit, a part-time job, making friends. Start before you fly and you settle in weeks, not years. Already in Italy? Better still: you practise every lesson the same week you learn it.
Native Italian teachers take you step by step from A1 to B2, in private or group lessons. Start before you fly or from inside Italy; either way you reach the point of following a lecture, sorting a lease, and holding a real conversation, instead of learning from scratch once you’re there.
Live classes on a fixed weekly schedule, group sessions recorded and rewatchable, homework with teacher feedback, and a professor-updates feed — all the way from your first word to fluent conversation.
See how the courses run →Studying in Italy
Every step, laid out from day one
Coming to study, not just to learn the language? Here’s the whole route — all 20 steps, in order, nothing left as a surprise.
Choose & apply
Paperwork & visa
Arrive
What we help with
From shortlisting a course to a confirmed university place.
- Course and university shortlist matched to your grades
- Universitaly pre-enrolment handled end to end
- Entrance-exam registration and guidance
Every document legalised the right way.
- Declaration of Value and legalisation, step by step
- Type D student-visa application support
- A checklist built for your specific country
A place to live lined up before you land.
- Vetted rooms in Turin and Milan
- A second read on a place you found yourself
- Honest rent ranges by room type
Codice fiscale, permesso, residenza — in order, on time.
- A step-by-step arrival checklist for your city
- Permesso di soggiorno appointment support
- Codice fiscale, residenza and SSN registration
Why study in Italy
English-taught degrees
Hundreds of bachelor’s and master’s programmes run entirely in English, alongside a large international and Erasmus student community — so you settle in from day one, while you build your Italian for everyday life around it.
See what’s taught in English →Public universities
No or next-to-no tuition fees at public universities — a fraction of UK or US costs, at institutions with centuries of academic history.
Browse universities →Scholarships
On top of low public tuition, regional and university scholarships (borse di studio) cover fees and living costs for eligible students — often based on income, not just merit.
See real cost-of-living numbers →Life and culture
A place, a piazza, a language you’ll actually use — student life here is lived outdoors, on foot, at the table.
See student life in Italy →Where you’ll study
Deepest supportTurin
2
universities
€850
living cost from / month
Deepest supportMilan
4
universities
€1,000
living cost from / month
Rome
3
universities
€900
living cost from / month
Bologna
1
university
€750
living cost from / month
Padua
1
university
€750
living cost from / month
Florence
1
university
€850
living cost from / month
How we work
From day one you work inside a portal we build around your application — you and your advisor always looking at the same plan.
- The day you start, we open you a private portal with every step of your move to Italy already laid out — course choice through to your residence permit.
- Each deadline that matters — Universitaly, the visa appointment, the eight-day permesso window — is tracked for you, so nothing slips past.
- Send your documents in and your advisor checks each one, tells you what’s missing, and marks it done when it’s right — no guessing where you stand.
- Bookings, offers, signed forms and what to do next all land on one timeline, not scattered across email and chat.
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guided steps
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CEFR levels, A1 to B2
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languages of support
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started?
Message us on WhatsApp or fill in the contact form. Your advisor will ask about your background and goals, then map out which of the 20 steps apply to you.
Which cities do you support?
Our deepest on-the-ground support is in Turin and Milan. We also guide students to Rome, Bologna, and other Italian cities.
Which countries do you work with students from?
We work with students applying from anywhere. Our country-specific guidance is deepest for Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Jordan.
Do I need to speak Italian to study in Italy?
Not necessarily — hundreds of degrees are taught entirely in English. If you're on an Italian-taught course, or just want to handle daily life, our A1–B2 classes are there for that.
Do I need a university place already?
No — choosing a course and university is the first step we help with, based on your grades and what you want to study.
Can I study entirely in English?
Yes. Hundreds of bachelor's and master's programmes in Italy run entirely in English; we help you find and apply to the right ones.
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