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InterNations - A Place for Indians in Rome

Namaste to all of our Indians in Rome! Are you interested in getting to know fellow Indian expats in Rome? Are you looking for advice from other Indians, e.g. which bars in Rome will broadcast your favorite team’s upcoming match or where in town to go for bhakri?

You are cordially invited to be part of InterNations Rome. Among the members of our international expat network, there is also a vibrant circle of Indian expats, coming from New Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and all regions of India.

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Brandon Le Clerk

Brandon Le Clerk

What I really love about InterNations? Making new business contacts and friends in real life. This is a unique plattform.

Li Wang

Li Wang

At my first InterNations Rome Get-Together I met more expats then expected. InterNations made is so easy to settle in.

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An amazing community is waiting for you!

Meet international people at local events

Meet international people at local events

Socialize, enjoy hobbies, and make friends

Socialize, enjoy hobbies, and make friends

Get info, and feel at home abroad!

Get info, and feel at home abroad!

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Why you'll love InterNations in Rome

32,961
members in Rome
787
Indian members
38
monthly events
2,799
interest-based groups

and countless possibilities for fun and friendship!

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What our Indian members had to say about life in Rome.

To gain a better understanding of expat life in Rome, we asked our Indian members for their opinions. Let’s start with the positive ones first.

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I like the availability of public transport and how cheap it is to get a Metrebus card, especially as a student. The ease of shopping for groceries also stands out to me. — Indian expat in Rome
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The locals in Rome have been so friendly and helpful. — Indian expat in Rome
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The lifestyle here suits me perfectly. — Indian expat in Rome
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I really appreciate the rich cultural scene in Rome. — Indian expat in Rome
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I love the sense of liberty and, of course, the coffee in Rome. — Indian expat in Rome
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Now let's see some common negative topics that our Indian members had on their minds:

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I find it very difficult to make friends with Italians if you don’t know the language, and even if you do, there can still be a barrier. From my university experience, I’ve found people can be quite closed off and not always welcoming. — Indian expat in Rome
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The main issue for me is the general sense of carelessness I experience in everyday life. — Indian expat in Rome
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I find the increasing racism concerning. — Indian expat in Rome
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The language barrier is one of the biggest challenges I face living in Italy. — Indian expat in Rome
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I find not speaking the local language makes things challenging. — Indian expat in Rome
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Why Indian expats move abroad (& how they like it)

Every year, we publish one of the biggest global surveys among expats — asking them about various aspects of their life, from work to leisure. Learn what motivated our Indian members to move abroad, what keeps them there, and what they struggle with or miss about home.

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Meet fellow Indians at our events in Rome

Attend our monthly events and activities and join various interest-based groups to get to know like-minded expatriates and fellow Indians in Rome.

Basket Training! - 1st Event(2nd Run)
Basket Training! - 1st Event(2nd Run)
Hi everyone! Basket Training! What's this? Teleg. number is above, write freely! Open to everyone, even less time if you can't attend the whole time; write me for everything you want to ask! Feel free to take your ball(s) and snacks while we play so we'll have some breaks! See you there! Paolo
Hi everyone! Basket Training! What's this? Teleg. number is above, write freely! Open to everyone, even less time if you can't attend the whole time; write me for everything you want to ask! Feel free to take your ball(s) and snacks while we play so we'll have some breaks! See you there! Paolo
"NAZA", ITA Version.
"NAZA", ITA Version.
Naza is the code name that the Israeli secret services use to indicate collateral damage, i.e. civilian casualties in Gaza of the Israeli army's bombing to annihilate Hamas. It is also the title of the film by Israelis Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the directors of the collective that won th
Naza is the code name that the Israeli secret services use to indicate collateral damage, i.e. civilian casualties in Gaza of the Israeli army's bombing to annihilate Hamas. It is also the title of the film by Israelis Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the directors of the collective that won th
“ULTIMO - TUTTO. LIVE A TOR VERGATA”!!!
“ULTIMO - TUTTO. LIVE A TOR VERGATA”!!!
Ultimo is at the cinema with TUTTO. Live at Tor Vergata, the movie of the concert event on July 4, 2026 in front of over 250 thousand people. The movie is in Italian cinemas from 22 to 30 September and, on its debut, won first place at the box office with 857,531 €. For a concert film, this is the
Ultimo is at the cinema with TUTTO. Live at Tor Vergata, the movie of the concert event on July 4, 2026 in front of over 250 thousand people. The movie is in Italian cinemas from 22 to 30 September and, on its debut, won first place at the box office with 857,531 €. For a concert film, this is the
Happy New Year With InterNations Rome
Happy New Year With InterNations Rome
Another year with InterNations Rome New year and more fun Stay tuned Work in progress
Another year with InterNations Rome New year and more fun Stay tuned Work in progress

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Pursue your hobbies with amazing new friends

Do you want to continue pursuing your hobbies — or discover new ones — while living abroad? You can do that easily in our InterNations Groups, which offer activities based on a wide range of interests. Groups are hosted by dedicated Consuls with at least one activity each month. They organize everything from dinners to sightseeing to board game nights. For example, you can enjoy nature with the Outdoors Group, share your love of music with the Jazz Group, or go on an adventure with the Boat Trips Group. There’s something for everyone!

Wine Tasting Group
Wine Tasting Group
Musicando Day & Night Group
Musicando Day & Night Group
Latin-American Culture Group
Latin-American Culture Group
For Free Group
For Free Group

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Indian Expats in Rome Share Their Experiences

InterNations is a place where Indian expats in Rome exchange experiences and tips to support each other. The "Eternal City" can be a great place for expats - our community helps you make the most of your experience!

  • Browse our Members Network to get to know Rome’s Indian expats.
  • Take part in our Expat Forums to obtain first hand tips from fellow Indian expats in Rome.
  • Use the Expat Guide for Rome to find information on your host city.

Meet Fellow Indians in Rome at Our Events

Our community in Rome is also very active offline. Our InterNations Ambassadors organize regular events and various expat activities, e.g. a dinner in Rome’s hippest restaurant or an outing with other Indian expats to explore hot and dry Apulia, full of ancient footsteps left by Greek, Arab, and Norman settlers. These activities are a casual way to get to know expats from India in your local community as well as Indians in Italy nationwide. Interested? Simply become a member and we’ll be happy to welcome you among our Indians living in Rome!

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