Living in Italy (International Moving to Italy)

Welcome to Expatriates.YourGuideToItaly.com,
the information source for expatriates moving to, retiring to or living in Italy.

Moving to Italy
Organizing your move to Italy
Whether you are choosing your location and property in Italy or are being relocated to Italy within an international company, both decisions will have some steps in common: preparing the move of furniture (and pets), searching for a house (house-hunting), finding a new school, etc.

Books for expatriates moving to Italy

Buying Property in Italy
Buying Property in Italy, restoring a property or having a property built
(Books and Guides)

Moving Overseas with your Family
(Books and Guides)

Settling in
Italy Survival Guide
Health, Insurance, Documentation
Driving and buying a car
Driving in Italy
Learning Italian

Working in Italy
Finding a job in Italy
Setting up a business in Italy
Description of the two most common types of companies in Italy
Self-employed in Italy

Raising Children in Italy
Raising Children Bilingually or Multilingually
Books and tips for monolingual parents raising children bilingually or in a multilingual context
Raising toddlers and school-going children in Italy
Registering a newborn baby in Italy

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Photos: (Family in front of house) Justin Horrocks, (couple looking at plans) Hannamariah Photography, (family portrait) Andresr, (cardboard earth and boxes) Franck Boston, (senior couple) Luca di Filippo, (working in Italy) Ilan Amith, (laptop) Luis Pedrosa, (couple moving in) Steven Miric, (wedding couple) Marco Onofri, (dog moving) Julien Tromeur. Banner Photos (from left to right): (on campus) Sean Locke, (red deckchair) Valentina Jori, (chianti botlle) Donald Gruener, (Vitruvian man) Jodie Coston, (coliseum), Roberto A Sanchez, (Fiat 500) Luca di Filippo.

Living, Studying, and Working in Italy:
Everything You Need to Know to Live La Dolce Vita
by Monica Larner

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Retiring to Italy
Setting up a business in Italy
Italian cheeses
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Moving to Italy

Expatriates.YourGuideToItaly.com
the independent guide for expats moving to and living in Italy

Retiring to Italy
Some useful tips regarding senior living and retiring in Italy.

Getting married in Italy
Tips to organize and plan a destination wedding in Italy

Moving with Pets
Moving a multi-pet household
Rules for importing dogs in Italy