Is Rome safe for Indian students?

Yes, Rome is very safe, though students should be mindful of their belongings in crowded areas.

What is the average monthly cost of living in INR?

Expect to spend between INR 70,000 to 1,00,000 depending on your lifestyle and housing.

Do I need to know Italian for MBBS?

Yes, while some courses are in English, Italian is mandatory for clinical practice and interacting with patients.

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Rome for Indian Medical Students

Complete living guide for MBBS students in Rome, Italy

Italy2.8 million3 Universities

★★★★☆

Safety Rating

₹70,000 - ₹1,00,000

Monthly Cost

Mediterranean

Climate

UTC+1

Timezone

Italian

Language

Note: Cost of living estimates are approximate ranges based on student community feedback and may vary based on individual lifestyle, exchange rates, and local conditions. Always verify current costs directly with universities and recent students before making financial decisions.Last Updated: August 2026

About Rome

Rome offers a blend of historic prestige and modern medical education, making it an attractive destination for Indian MBBS students seeking a European degree.

Highlights

Sapienza University of Rome
World-class clinical rotations in historic hospitals
Rich cultural heritage and Mediterranean lifestyle

Cost of Living in Rome

Estimated monthly expenses for Indian medical students (in INR). Actual costs may vary.

Rent/Hostel₹35,000 - ₹60,000

Food₹15,000

Transport₹4,000

Utilities & Internet₹8,000

Miscellaneous₹10,000

Total Monthly₹70,000 - ₹1,00,000

Climate

TypeMediterranean

Summer22°C - 32°C

Winter7°C - 15°C

Hot summers and mild, rainy winters.

Safety

★★★★☆

4/5 Safety Rating

Generally safe for international students; standard precautions against pickpocketing in tourist areas are advised.

Student Life in Rome

Join international student associations to network with other Indian peers
Utilize student discounts (Carta Studente) for museums and transport

Living Tips

Learn basic Italian as it is essential for clinical rotations and patient interaction
Opt for shared apartments (Posti Letto) to reduce high rental costs

Transportation in Rome