The amount a foreigner can earn in Italy depends on various factors, such as their skills, qualifications, industry, and location. Italy does not have a legal minimum wage, but collective agreements protect most workers’ earnings in different sectors. The average gross salary for employees in Italy was €41,081 in 2020. However, this may vary significantly by sector, job level, and region. For example, the average salary in finance and insurance was €64,000, while in agriculture and mining it was €25,000. Similarly, the average salary in Milan was €36,000, while in Palermo it was €18,000. Foreigners who want to work in Italy may need to obtain a work permit and a visa, depending on their nationality and the type of job they are seeking.