Hospitality and tourism
Usually available across Rome; apply in the first weeks of term.
🇮🇹 Rome, Italy
Part-Time Jobs in Rome
Italy's capital, with lower rents than Milan. Here's what students can earn in Rome, the rules on hours and how far part-time pay goes against rent.
- Up to 20 hours a week (1
- Pay set by agreements
- Rent €500 – €750/month
- 1 universities nearby
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Can Indian students find part-time jobs in Rome?
Yes, within visa rules: up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year). No statutory minimum wage — pay is set by sector agreements. Part-time income helps with living costs; it shouldn't be counted on for tuition.
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Official sources: Universitaly — Study in Italy
Working in Rome
- Hours allowed
- Up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year)
- Minimum pay
- No statutory minimum wage — pay is set by sector agreements
- Rent (room)
- €500 – €750 a month
- Yearly living budget
- €12,000 – €15,000
- Universities nearby
- 1
Jobs
Common student jobs in Rome
Language tutoring
Usually available across Rome; apply in the first weeks of term.
University 150-hour collaborations
Usually available across Rome; apply in the first weeks of term.
Retail
Usually available across Rome; apply in the first weeks of term.
Universities
Universities in Rome
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No statutory minimum wage — pay is set by sector agreements; pay depends on the job.
Up to 20 hours a week (1,040 hours a year)
It helps, but plan savings or a loan for living costs.
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