Product Description

This guide is designed for anyone interested in living or working temporarily or permanently, starting a business, retiring, or just buying a holiday home in Italy. It contains major sections devoted to permanent employment, and up-to-date information on entry regulations and permits.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #818325 in Books
• Published on: 2005-06-13
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

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LIVE & WORK IN ITALY

A detailed survey of the opportunities for living
and working in Italy â€" from Rome to Venice and
from Milan to Naples.

Nuts & Bolts of Daily Life
Packed with Useful Contacts
Regional Employment Guide
Directory of Major Employers
Personal Case Histories

Section I - Living in Italy
How to…
- Secure a residence permit
- Find your ideal home
- Obtain a competitive mortgage
- Deal with surveys & conveyancing
- Choose a suitable school
- Open the right bank account
- Get the best health care
- Learn the language quickly
- Organise your retirement abroad
- Make the most of your leisure time

Section II â€" Working in Italy
Full details on…
- Finding suitable employment
- Submitting the correct documents
- Skills and trades most in demand
- Seasonal & temporary work
- Salaries, hours and holidays
- Trade unions and contracts
- Starting/buying your own business
- Raising the required finance
- Government incentives
- Sources of advice and assistance

About the Author
Victoria has lived and worked in Europe, where she was partly raised and is widely travelled. She has written over a dozen books on various subjects including living and working and retiring in various European countries, working with animals, a craft guide to Britain, working in European and US ski resorts and adventure holidays. She has also written articles on living and working abroad for various magazines and travel articles for The Independent. Victoria lives in Oxford where she enjoys indulging her passion for foreign languages and cultures.