Healthcare & Nomad Logistics

Setting up your digital infrastructure, health coverage, and local registration

A successful move as a digital nomad requires robust logistics. Beyond packing, you need to ensure your digital setup is optimized for remote work and that your healthcare and local registrations are fully compliant with Italian regulations.

Health Insurance Coverage

Your health is paramount. The relocation process is divided into two phases:

  1. Before Arrival (For the Visa): You must purchase a private health insurance policy. The consulate requires a certificate proving a minimum coverage of €30,000 for medical expenses and emergency repatriation, with €0 deductible, valid across the entire Schengen zone for the duration of the visa.
  2. After Arrival (SSN Registration): Once you register your residency with the local town hall (Comune), you can choose to enroll in Italy’s National Health Service (Servizio Sanitario Nazionale or SSN). Depending on your tax structure (e.g., self-employed Partita IVA), you will pay an annual contribution to access public healthcare, allowing you to choose a local primary care doctor (Medico di Base).

High-Speed Internet & Digital Infrastructure

For remote professionals, connectivity is a critical factor:

Practical Settling Steps

We guide you through the bureaucratic essentials:

Our logistics coordinator manages this entire sequence, mapping out each milestone on your private dashboard so you know exactly what is required at each step.


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