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Shared rooms are the cheapest option; a studio costs much more than €650.
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Italian university cities with modest living costs. Here's a realistic monthly budget for an Indian student in Turin, Bologna, Padua & Pisa — rent, food, transport and insurance — in EUR and rupees.
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Budget €848 – €1,148 a month (about ₹0.9 lakh – ₹1.3 lakh), or €10,200 – €13,800 a year. Rent for a room in shared housing is the biggest cost at €350 – €650. Turin, Bologna, Padua & Pisa is the cheapest of the 3 cities we track in Italy.
Official sources: Universitaly — Study in Italy
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Planning estimates for 2026 — rents move quickly, so check live listings before you sign.
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Shared rooms are the cheapest option; a studio costs much more than €650.
Groceries for about €250 a month — Indian grocery stores are common in big cities.
Under-26 annual transit passes in most cities
Up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year)
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About €848 – €1,148 (₹0.9 lakh – ₹1.3 lakh), including rent.
A room in shared housing usually costs €350 – €650 a month.
Part-time work (up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year)) helps, but it rarely covers everything — plan savings or a loan for living costs.
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