SALARIES IN ITALY // How much do Italians make? 💶 // LIFE IN ITALY
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- After gathering the data from many financial resources documenting average salaries in Italy, I decided to put this video together for you guys! Whether you are thinking about starting or continuing a career here or just a student wanting to know the prospects of what you may earn after graduation, I'm sure this video will be helpful. Enjoy!
Please note this doesn't include the approximate 10% of social security contributions charged to employees.
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It is really difficult for a lot of people to live comfortably here because the average salaries are very low and the income tax is very high compared to the US. That is why a lot of Italians live with their parents well into their thirties.
wait how? the lowest they gain is 960 euro per month,thats more than enough!
Ding ding, we have a winner! :)
@@DavidDelli ?
@@plotarmour1471 I just liked her conclusion about Italian youngsters and why they live with their parents until an old age
@@plotarmour1471 how 960€ should be enough?
I am here at the South of Italy, so far I have seen that the majority of my friends teaching english they earn from 900 to 1200 per month after taxes. Engineer, 1500 euros. Researchers between 1000 to 1400 euros. People in tourism.. 900 euros. People working as waiter 20 to 30 euros per day. Flats are expensive due to tourism and airbnb. Thus people in their 40s still sharing a flat, or living with their parents. Young people work without payment in order to gain experience. They cant enter to some jobs without this experience, thus some companies or schools take advantage of this. I really do not understand how people survive or if they can save money.
I believe in you bro
Hi Ana!! Thanks so much for sharing your experience with salaries in southern Italy. I'm sure it will help some viewers understand the averages.
Hi Ana ,Can you connect me to farm related jobs in your area....? Thanks 👏
Yes, that is the realistic picture unfortunately
Sputtanare sport nazionale,in UK ,London non lo è, pezze al culo però fingono con gli stranieri,americani poi,solo i bianchi sono classe media,neri muoiono
Your videos are always so helpful and clear - thanks!
Thank you! I try to break down the facts as clearly as possible. 😉
One of the best videos I've seen on topic. Thanks you.
Wow, thanks! Glad it was helpful!
You're right, in Italy there's a lot of unemployment, specially in the South, where, in some cities, the rate is higher than 34% (in Sicily), but the situation in the northern Italy is a lot better, in some cities, like Brescia or Trent, the rate is less than 2%!
Also the salary in the southern Italy is lower than the Northern, in Naples the av. salary is 21,000€ per year, and in Milan this is 75,000€, and in some neighbourhood is higher than 95,000€ (105,000$), a big difference!
Very good video! 😃
This was very helpful. Thank you, Kenya.
You are very welcome!
Hoping to study medicine there next school year. Wish me luck !!!
That's great!! Wishing you lots of luck!
Do you know about starting salary of doctor's in Italy? Residents salary?
@@I.dont.know135 around 20k year including taxes.
I moved to the USA from Italy and yes salaries in Italy are much lower but we should also consider what they pay in Italy with the tax deductions. For example healthcare. In the USA you make more money but the cost of a good health insurance in NY is about $1000. Ok some companies pay the insurance for the employee but people who own their own little company or work as freelance? It’s a lot also considering that insurances don’t cover everything.
The same is in Italy if you are an expat. If you are from another country and freelance, you have to pay health insurance.
Can I ask you how you were able to get a job here, if possible? My partner is having a hard time to find a company who sponsors a work visa for him. Thank you!
@@giannab3174 I
sent the resume to hundreds of companies while studying at a community college. I graduated in Italy already but after that I studied at community college in the US so I could get a student visa and more time to look for a job at the end of my 2 years at community college.
@@Vita-a-stelle-e-strisce thank you for your response!
Very informative video Kenya. It would be nice to also mention the cost of living. The higher salaried cities usually have a higher cost of living, while the opposite is true for cities and countries with lower salaries.
Hi Kennedy! Don’t miss my video on the Cost of Living in Italy that addresses this subject as well. Thanks for watching!
When we talk about salary it's important how many hours in a month you work. Because someone can say his/her big salary and everybody like: "Wow, cool, you're so successful!" But maybe this person works 6 days in week, 12 hours a day😀
I completely agree! That’s why I mentioned that from the data gathered almost 10% of employees work more than 48 hours per week in Italy. It’s a generalization, because I’m sure some information goes unreported...
I live in Rome and this is the reality
You need to earn at least €1500 or INR 1.25 lac per month (after tax) for a lower middle class life in Italy. Also poor job opportunities even for highly qualified graduates. Also the companies prefer Italians or Europeans, others have to work 2-3X harder for same opportunity. I would suggest going to an English speaking country with solid economy and lesser discrimination.
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Great information. I am also from Texas. I will subscribe. Your birthmark in between your eyes is so cool and cute
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much this was super helpful
You are so very welcome! Happy to help!
I am first generation born and raised in Sydney Australia, but am of full Italian decent and go back every year to see family near Rome, and I can confirm that what you speak about living in Italy is all true from the pollution, to the attitude of Italians towards others, to driving insane, smoking, littering…. I feel bad saying it but Italy is not what it used to be, and is unfortunately going downhill fast… my advice as an Italian/Australian is to go spend some time in Istanbul Turkey and see the chasm of difference there. Its the opposite and the euro is 10 times the lira so it’s dirt cheap but an amazing lifestyle.
Remember Istanbul was in ancient times the Roman Empire also! Its a blend of so many ancient and powerful empires all blended into one and has literally thousands of years of history.
There are no details given which job which salary
sorry brother but italy is italy ,only a few bad bloods ,most italians are straight kool
There is no paradise on Earth guys every country has its own problems. I still believe that Italy has lots of quality that many other countries doesn’t have, from family values, rich culture, organic food, great sceneries, even the commute system and health care system are more advanced than many other countries including the U.S.
for example in U.S even if you make more money, you are still paying higher health care, dental care is crazy high. Rent takes 70% of your salary and or mortgage. So all depends on each personal situation and it’s not bible.
the healthcare system is more advanced in Italy than in the US? lol put that pipe down, bro.
@@valdencorr2861 Everybody's healthcare system is more advanced than the United States! That's not to say that the United States doesn't have some of the most guilded medical offices in the World, or insurance companies that won't leave you on the line more than 30 seconds, but hey...wealth buys privilege, doesn't it?
Hi Robert. Thanks for commenting. I like to be honest and share experiences on my channel that are my truth, because, like you said, pros and cons to living in every country!
@@valdencorr2861 yes it is!!! and much more
Italy has a lot of positives. But it seems the south is a bit neglected. When you consider gas, energy, insurance, housing and food it would be pretty hard to exist comfortably with those salaries. However I do have to admit many Italians are very lovely people who do their jobs incredibly under these conditions. Life isn't always about money. Unless you make it such. Good info thanks.
I think the salaries are lower that that😅 (lived in Italy forever😂)
Use this as guidance because many factors determine the salary, as I said in the video. The region/city largely determines what you may receive as well. I used statistics straight from ISTAT and OECD as a reference too. ☺️ Thank you so much for watching!
I agree. My partner is Italian who works in Rome. He is an IT guy but at the entry level...
Italians work 48 hrs a week? Does it include the so-called mandatory "siesta"?? This tradition is apparently still common around rural areas and small towns. If You take into account the fact that they work 8hrs a day + 1-2hrs of siesta, that would make sense. Siesta is not included in a daily wage, right? That would be crazy. :)
Hair!!! 😍😍😍
💁🏾♀️ Thank you!! Thanks for watching.
We make too little money compared to the hours we're required to work.
Unfortunately this is as much a need for every company due to understaffing as a cultural thing. I hope we'll be able to change this unhealthy way of working in the next years
I really hope things improve in the future and that there are especially more opportunities for the youth. Those years are crucial for establishing yourself on a proper career path. 🙏🏾
@@NaturallyKenya I don't wanna come across as someone who's whining about the situation, mine was a critique on how our italian culture perceives the work enviroment.
I really do hope it's gonna change (for the better) in the nearest future
@@MetalMike87 Not at all! I think it's important to give your opinion, especially on my channel. Thanks so much for sharing, because it can really provide more insight for others and another perspective.
My friend who is in Milan earns 600 usd monthly if he worked full time it would be double.My mom looks after an elderly woman a she is 52 and she earns 700 usd by sleeping in the room next to her
This was so useful, thank you!
So great you found it helpful! I just wanted to summarize a few things everyone should consider when it comes to the Italian salaries. ☺️ Thanks for watching!
Hey Gizem.. just wanna say you are so beautiful and looking so cute..
I need to do working milan Italy a duomo can I my CV with you.
I've work in Rome as a caretaker but unlucky for working 3 months my boss paid me only 1 month so i left..what a bad experience
Thanks for sharing your experience while working in Rome. You always have to be careful with the contracts and working arrangements. Everyone doesn't have your best interest at heart.
The current avarege salary in italy is 1.3k per month not 2k. 2k is consisered a HUGE pay. Around 80% people earn 1.3k. I'm an i.t. engineer and all the offers i get ate about 1.7 to 1.9k a month, nowhere near 3.5k, and that is because 3.5 is a manager salary
Thanks for your comment! This video is now more than 2.5 years old, and all stats are taken from OECD & ISTAT. Check the updated statistics there, but of course, everything will vary based on level of experience, education, city, the power of contract negotiation, etc. 😅, as I opened the video with. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
can i know the salaries for architects in italy?
Did u get your answer if you did pls tell
@@hewanabebe2926 no but initially you will be able to get 1000 euros
@@bhavithachennupati8533 but you can't even live in that salary
@@hewanabebe2926 the population is standards so salaries are also standard
I confirm, my friends are earning between 1000 to 1500..but one of them got a remote job in usa that pays better.
I like your experience in Italy
Actually salary gender gap in Italy is one of the lowest in EU
Definitely one of the lowest, but still work to be done!
@@NaturallyKenya for sure, lowest but still an issue
very helpful
Do you have any idea about masters in food technology and wine
respected mam can you please tell me top famous job sites mostly used in italy for professionals accountants enginners marketing sales hr etc like top famous 7 job sites mostly used in italy
Hi thanks fir information but didnt talk about teaching there and also salary
Hi, can you give me a idea about approx net salary(after tax)for a civil construction project engineer & mid level manager, after completion of a Master degree from Politechnico di milano, milan, with 3 month internship in italian firm & having 10 years of experience in construction industry in India with same profile of the master programme?? Kindly reply if possible as would help me to guide to take some decisions. Thanks.
Well let’s say in Italy we live way better than in the Us and adult wealth is higher than americans or germans for example and one of high in the world
Bel lavoro...brava!!!❤️
Grazie!
Hi Kenya I'm just curious how much does student part timer barista make per month?
It really depends! Maybe 600 - 700 euros a month.
@@NaturallyKenya exactly
Good info but Italy has a lot of befits not covered here. The people are friendly if you get to know them. It's not as bad as the video puts it.
Of course they are friendly! It’s getting into the long term friendship circles that can be a bit difficult as a foreigner. 😅 unfortunately, this is just a short video, so I can’t cover everything. Thanks for watching!
You have pretty hair and I think your original from Kenya you're so beautiful Miss Kenya
Thanks so much!
Does anybody know how much an international student working 20 hrs/week part time can earn in Milan?
Ciao Aditi! I'll just say that during my Master's program, there were internships directly coordinated with the university for full-time work 40 hours a week (where you also write your thesis), the salaries were 500-600 euros a month. In my personal opinion, I don't suggest you rely on the salary you earn as a student, because in no case will it be enough for all of your expenses. Hope this helps!
@@NaturallyKenya Thank you so much! I'll be moving to Milan next February for my Masters and seemingly working part time is the only way I'll be able to earn and pay for everything so was just wondering if that would be enough or not but thanks for letting me know :)
@@NaturallyKenya yes you are right
Hello what about doctors !?
Can you give me informations!?
I want to know that too
what’s crazy is now the euro is almost equal to the dollar lol
Not anymore 😭😭 starting to go the usual way again and strengthen slowly. Not sure if it will last, but we had a good few weeks though. 😂
oh mia bella Kenya
are they racist toward black people and mixed people in Italy
Doctors salary in italy
You are so beautiful
Hi gorgeous
Is it true Italians are hot.
Yes