Because you're a national of Netherlands, you'll be thrilled to discover that you don't need a visa to study in Italy. Rejoice!
Still, that doesn't mean you can just pack up and leave for Italy. You will still need to arrange a few things:
Sure, those won't be that easy to get. But, hey! - at least you skipped the student visa part, so that's something, isn't it?
Don't forget you are also allowed to work during your studies. Usually, students who are EU-nationals studying in an EU-country don't have any work restrictions. Others are generally allowed to work for up to 20 hours per week. Just make sure to check what the law in Italy has to say about that before looking for a job.
What else can we say but: good luck and never forget to have fun during your studies!
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