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Cost of Living in Milan, Italy

Fashion and finance capital. Most international Italian city, highest salaries in Italy.

Currency
EUR (€)
English Level
Good
Healthcare
Public (SSN)

Rental Prices in Milan

1-Bedroom Apartment
€1,040 - €2,300
per month
2-Bedroom Apartment
€1,400 - €3,000
per month

* Prices shown are second-hand rental market rates, typical for expats.12 neighborhoods tracked. Source: Official government housing statistics.

Monthly Living Costs

Groceries
€350
Transport
€39
Utilities
€185
Dining Out
€200

Utility costs based on Eurostat Energy Statistics.

Popular Neighborhoods

Brera
Artistic heart of Milan. Galleries, boutiques, and cobblestone streets.
5 min walk•€1,900+/mo
Navigli
Canal district. Nightlife, aperitivo bars, and vintage markets.
15 min metro•€1,600+/mo
Isola
Former working-class area, now trendy. Hipster bars, street art, local vibe.
12 min metro•€1,500+/mo
Porta Nuova
Modern business district. Skyscrapers, upscale living, near central station.
8 min metro•€2,000+/mo
Città Studi
University area. More affordable, young crowd, near Politecnico.
20 min metro•€1,100+/mo
Porta Romana
South of center near Bocconi University. Students, young professionals, cafes.
12 min metro•€1,400+/mo

Work Visa

Work visa requires employer sponsorship. Quota system for non-EU workers.

Processing: 3-6 months

Relocation Costs

Usually 2-3 months deposit. Agent fees apply. Registration fee (imposta di registro).

Typical deposit: 3 months rent

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Data last updated: January 2026•View methodology

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