A realistic monthly budget for living in Sardinia depends primarily on where you live, how you live and whether you rent or own your home. A single person may live comfortably on a measured budget in a small inland town, while a couple or family choosing Alghero, Cagliari, Olbia, a sought-after coastal area or…
Yes, you may be able to drive in Sardinia with a valid foreign driving licence, but the rule changes once you become resident in Italy. The outcome depends mainly on whether your licence was issued by an EU or EEA country, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada or another non-EU country. For visitors…
Buying a property in Sardinia can be a sound long-term decision for a lifestyle buyer, but only when the buyer treats lifestyle value, legal usability, ownership costs and future exit options as part of the investment. A second home, retirement home or family base in Sardinia is rarely a purely financial asset. It may…
If you are planning to move to Sardinia and buy a home, the first 30 days should not be about rushing to secure the first beautiful property you see. They should be used to define your relocation plan, experience the areas you are considering, organise essential documents and create a safe path from viewing…
Moving to Sardinia after retirement can offer a better climate, more time outdoors, a calmer rhythm and the opportunity to make a home in a place that has long been associated with holidays. But retirement changes the way a property should be assessed. A home that works well for two weeks in summer may…
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