Permesso di Soggiorno per dimora: •Permesso di soggiorno per dimora – for foreigners establishing residence in Italy who don’t intend to work or study (see Non-Employed Residents below). All non-employed residents must prove that they have an adequate income ( reddito) or financial resources to live in Italy without working.You’re usually considered to have adequate resources if your income is at least equal to the basic Italian state pension of around €7,740 per year for each adult member of a family (although you’re unlikely to be able to live on it!). This can be a regular income such as a salary or pension, or funds held in a bank account.All foreign residents (including EU residents) who don’t qualify for medical treatment under the Italian national health service ( servizio sanitario nazionale/SSN) must have private health insurance and be able to support themselves without resorting to state funds. EU nationals in receipt of a state pension are usually eligible for medical treatment under the SSN, but require form E-121 from their home country’s social security administration as evidence.