Your local advocates in Rome
Two international perspectives, rooted in Rome.
How Home Landing Rome began
Home Landing Rome was born from our own international journey and from the needs we saw around us: moving to a new country is exciting, but often overwhelming without the right guidance.
We met in Rome through an international community and quickly became the people friends turned to for help settling into life in Italy. From housing and bureaucracy to schools and everyday integration, we realized how many newcomers needed clear, trusted support.
As an Italian-Mexican and Spanish-Venezuelan team, both living in Rome with our families, we combine international experience with local knowledge to help others feel at home from day one.
At Home Landing Rome, we make relocation smoother, more human, and truly guided, so you don’t just move to Rome, you land at home.
Meet the founders
Melissa
Born in Mexico City, Melissa studied Architecture and specialized in Interior Design in New York. In 2006, she moved to Italy to study Art History and built a life in Rome with her Italian husband and family. Her Mexican roots and experience between cultures shape how she helps newcomers feel at home.
As a mother, she knows how much schools and everyday routines matter when children settle into Italian life. Her design background and experience as an Airbnb Superhost managing two properties help her create welcoming spaces and guide families through the practical details of arrival. She brings a thoughtful, hands-on approach to helping people find their footing in Rome.
Ana Isabel
Born in Spain and raised between Spain and Venezuela, Ana Isabel brings a truly international perspective shaped by life across cultures. She graduated in Venezuela in Business Administration and later moved to Italy in 2004 after marrying an Italian. In Italy, she completed a Master’s degree in Tax Law (Diritto Tributario), building strong expertise in administration and complex systems.
As part of an international family living in Rome, she understands firsthand the challenges of relocation, especially when it comes to organization, bureaucracy, and the practical aspects of settling in a new country. Her background allows her to support newcomers with clarity, structure, and confidence.