Living in Italy (International Moving to Italy)

Italy's
Trends, Travel Tips and Culinary Traditions
Region by Region

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the independent expats' guide for moving to and living in Italy

Buying Property in Italy, restoring a property or having a property built

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Raising Children Bilingually
or Multilingually
Books and tips for monolingual parents raising children bilingually or in a multilingual context

Moving 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

Moving Overseas with your Family
(Books, Guides, Tips)

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

Working in Italy
Setting up a business in Italy
Description of the two most common types of companies in Italy and

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

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