HiTry searching 'sassi per muratura' or 'pietre per muratura'Most places that sell 'materiale edile' will be able to source these for you from a local quarry or stone supplier. They will definately be able to get it for you.Search 'materiale edile' to find your local builders merchant.
Hi Barry,I am writing on the assumption your are actually in Italy.If you can find you local 'punto enel' its best if you actually go there and I'm sure they will help.Take your ID, codice fiscale and details of the property. If you have an old bill from the previous owners even better. (This will have all the details they need). Take a photo of your electricity meter and any numbers that may identify the meter.Be wary of signing up with any fixed terms until you can decide on what suits you best. I think they even include the TV Licence on the bills now.Obviously you can also opt to pay by direct debit, OPTIONAL.Get copies of whatever you sign and take note of the person that serves you,
THIS IS JUST A SUGGESTION. NOT ADVICE!! if they are willing to put you up as a resident at their home. change your address at consulate informing them that you are moving there.when you get to Italy and find a new residence(sign a tenancy agreemnt etc) then you can just change your residency from their place to yoursremember you will need to get your codice fiscale to do most things in ItalyI'm no expert but this is the simplest way if its possible for your circumstances.Obviously not knowing your work contract/transfer requirements in detail this is the best I can suggest.
2. In Aussie terms its a Tax file number.(in form of a card) a combination of letters and numbersMine is like a credit card (green and white), The new ones asre differentIf the consulate are aware of you they can give it to you!
Hi.Couple of questions:1. Have you informed the Iitalian consulate(government) in London (OR OTHERS IN UK) that you are resident in UK?2. Do you have a codice fiscale? They should of sent you yours when you were in Australia.If you have the above in order its quite straightforward provided you have an actual address in ITALY to register. Maybe some family members address who could put you up?
yes i linked through... but the link is broken, it opens up to a page of poliziahence the reason for asking the first question on whether this(residenza elettiva) is applicable to UK citizens.the question regarding the EU vote was just hypothetical - I was just meaninglessly curious
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HiTry searching 'sassi per muratura' or 'pietre per muratura'Most places that sell 'materiale edile' will be able to source these for you from a local quarry or stone supplier. They will definately be able to get it for you.Search 'materiale edile' to find your local builders merchant.
Hi Barry,I am writing on the assumption your are actually in Italy.If you can find you local 'punto enel' its best if you actually go there and I'm sure they will help.Take your ID, codice fiscale and details of the property. If you have an old bill from the previous owners even better. (This will have all the details they need). Take a photo of your electricity meter and any numbers that may identify the meter.Be wary of signing up with any fixed terms until you can decide on what suits you best. I think they even include the TV Licence on the bills now.Obviously you can also opt to pay by direct debit, OPTIONAL.Get copies of whatever you sign and take note of the person that serves you,
Hi,Things can move quite slowly in Italy. Also we've just had the summer break so be patient.More info on this site.http://www.esteri.it/mae/en/ministero/servizi/sportello_info/domandefrequenti/sezione_cittadino_italiano.html
out of curiosity, what part of Italy are your thinking of moving to?
THIS IS JUST A SUGGESTION. NOT ADVICE!! if they are willing to put you up as a resident at their home. change your address at consulate informing them that you are moving there.when you get to Italy and find a new residence(sign a tenancy agreemnt etc) then you can just change your residency from their place to yoursremember you will need to get your codice fiscale to do most things in ItalyI'm no expert but this is the simplest way if its possible for your circumstances.Obviously not knowing your work contract/transfer requirements in detail this is the best I can suggest.
do you have any family in Italy that you are in contact with?
2. In Aussie terms its a Tax file number.(in form of a card) a combination of letters and numbersMine is like a credit card (green and white), The new ones asre differentIf the consulate are aware of you they can give it to you!
Hi.Couple of questions:1. Have you informed the Iitalian consulate(government) in London (OR OTHERS IN UK) that you are resident in UK?2. Do you have a codice fiscale? They should of sent you yours when you were in Australia.If you have the above in order its quite straightforward provided you have an actual address in ITALY to register. Maybe some family members address who could put you up?
yes i linked through... but the link is broken, it opens up to a page of poliziahence the reason for asking the first question on whether this(residenza elettiva) is applicable to UK citizens.the question regarding the EU vote was just hypothetical - I was just meaninglessly curious
have a friend in positano and he reckons its not on this year due to some 'beuracracy'. if i here any different i will post.