Someone just pointed this out on Facebook. Do not look if you are squeamish. How utterly disgusting.
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I saw something very briefly about this on the news today. I believe it is an anti-tax evasion law. Anyone know anything about it? Have I misunderstood? Are they actually referring to the requirement to declare any money sent abroad?
Tue, 12/28/2010 - 12:56
160 square metres of scaffolding for sale. Includes adjustable feet, frames, metal planks, safety railings etc. Paid over €5,500 when purchased brand new.
Thu, 12/09/2010 - 09:12
I posted a letter today and was told in the Post Office that all the CAP codes for all towns in Fermo & Ascoli provinces had been changed. For example Amandola has gone from 63021 to 63857. I think it also affects other regions too.
Sat, 11/20/2010 - 17:21
Cycling Business For Sale Great opportunity to buy all the equipment plus website/domain/logo/marketing for an existing cycling business in the Sibillini National Park.
Sun, 10/10/2010 - 06:21
There is a new Fitness centre & spa opening in Piane di Montegiorgio at the end of September: http://www.q-bowellness.it/ It's a bit expensive but it looks like it might be good and ther
Sun, 08/29/2010 - 12:54
Who is affected:
- Permanent residents (over 5 years of residence) who do not already have an insription into the SSN with no expiry date
- Who are EU citizens and
Tue, 06/08/2010 - 08:42
OK, it's been a while since I did an update but the Mayor of Amandola had very kindly agreed to take it up with ASUR13 on my behalf so I was waiting for him. He unfortunately got no further and was given the same reason of needing to "count" us as
Tue, 06/08/2010 - 08:03
Just wondered if anyone knows if our baby will be able to be an Italian citizen or not. The Consulate website is a bit unclear. I was under the impression our child could only claim citizenship at the age of 18 as per below: "1.
Thu, 03/11/2010 - 09:49
I am posting this on behalf of someone else. They have various items of furniture and materials for a renovation for sale. Here is a rough list but for full details, please PM me and I will pass your details on to the owner.
Sun, 02/07/2010 - 05:37
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Hi Londonlass. I am so glad it worked for somebody!! Congratulations - you've made my day!! Alledgedly, the diferent ASUR offices must treat us all the same so if you can get it, I should be able to get it. I have just posted off the letter that Charlotte very kindly translated (and rewrote) so we'll see what happens next in the saga. PS - I am afraid I do live here in Amandola, all year round and it hasn't helped!
just not going to run the business from a shop and will run it from home like last year.
Hi Tammy, I think the reason so many people have looked and not commented is because Italy varies so much from region to region (even comune to comune) that you'll probably only get some advice once you narrow down your geographical search. If you're thinking of Tuscany, I would say that is in Central Italy so this might be confusing people. Do you mean Northern Italy or Central Italy (Tuscany/Umbria/Marche)? Maybe Abruzzo is even in Central Italy too (Abruzzese - are you?).Also, Italians aren't big on websites. You might find some places have a rudimentary website that might not work and almost certainly won't have prices. It is changing but researching things via the web is only of limited use because the use of the internet is so behind most countries like the UK and US.Maybe if you make a list of the actual towns that you are thinking of then people might be able to give more specific advice
Have a look here: http://www.agenziaterritorio.it/site.php?id=2158
Hi Tammy,your British passport holding OH will have no problems but I'm afraid I don't know about South African passport holders. I'd suggest asking the Italian consulate in South Africa or the South African consulate in Italy. They will definitely know.If you need to work, I would recommend living near a big town or if it is here in Marche, near the coast. There is just much more opportunity for work. Unless you have some money in the bank and just need to tick along, in which case you might scrape by on teaching English to the local community.Tuscany is more expensive than a lot of other regions and as it has always been popular with ex-pats you might find there are plenty there already with contacts in the teaching world. I suppose this could be a good or a bad thing.A friend of ours taught in a school here and found the lack of classroom discipline very difficult to put up with. Good luck with it all and figure out where you want to be first (by doing lots of research and visits) as so much is different from area to area in Italy.
There are no restricions if you are EU citizens. If you're not from the EU then it depends on where you are from.
There is a big reform going on in the school system here with lots of jobs being cut throughout the education system. I would definitely recommend researching that as you might find traditional teaching jobs very thin on the ground. Teaching English as a second language would of course be different. The last time I spoke to someone who was doing this she earnt between 7 and 10 euro an hour.
We can't get English Sky here in Southern Marche so I'm not sure you'll be able to get it at all - sorry. Maybe someone who lives in Abruzzo can comment?
I didn't need my birth certificate translated when I got my "attestato di soggiorno permanente". Each comune is different I suppose.
If you can't find a dance teacher's website that has one you can use, have you tried the ConfCommercio? They have been very helpful for us in our business on these type of things.