FAMILY RELOCATION GUIDE
Moving to Rome with your family
Starting a new chapter in Rome is an exciting step. Explore how to prepare for your move, discover a school community and help your child feel confident in a new city. MIS Rome welcomes enquiries from families joining us from Italy and abroad.
- Plan your school journey Explore our learning stages and discuss placement, language learning and admissions with our team.

- Feel at home in Rome Discover practical ways to prepare your family for new routines, friendships and opportunities.

PREPARE YOUR MOVE
Three steps toward a smooth start
SETTLING INTO SCHOOL
Helping every child feel they belong
A move can bring new questions for children of every age. Familiar routines, patient support and time to make connections can help a new school begin to feel like home. Speak with MIS Rome about your child’s background and the next steps toward joining our school.
Learning with confidence
New friendships
Family communication
Welcoming routines
LIFE IN THE CITY
Useful things to consider before arriving
- Choosing a neighbourhood Consider the journey to school, nearby services, parks and the pace of each neighbourhood.
- Transport and commuting Explore bus, metro, train and walking routes, including peak-hour travel times.
- Healthcare Check official eligibility and registration requirements for your family’s circumstances.
- Italian language Everyday phrases and cultural curiosity can make new connections easier.
- Family activities Rome has museums, libraries, sports, green spaces and activities to explore together.
- Documents and permits For visas, residence permits and tax codes, follow the relevant official Italian authorities.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Moving to Rome — FAQs
It is helpful to contact our admissions team early so you can ask about availability, school stages and the application process.
Please contact admissions to ask about available campus visit options and discuss the next steps.
Talk about the move, keep familiar routines, and share any relevant learning needs or concerns with the admissions team.
This page offers general guidance only; it does not provide visa, legal, housing or relocation services. Contact official bodies or qualified professionals.
Explore our Academics pages and contact the school with questions about the appropriate learning stage.











