How to move to Italy as an American (Cost of moving, Visa options, and where to live in Italy)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- If you're wondering how to move to italy as an American, then you're in the right place! I've been living abroad for the last 11 years so I definitely know what it takes to move to Italy as an American.
If you'd like to work with me directly and become part of my US American community abroad, join my Move Abroad Master Class - wanderonwards....
In this video, we're going to discuss:
- Is it possible to move to Italy as an American?
- What challenges will you face moving to Italy?
- What should be your budget for your move to Italy as an American?
- What cities are best for Americans in Italy?
And so much more!
Help you make this simple. If you don’t have passive income, get a student visa for a year, by law, a student visa allows you to work 20 hours a week. A student visa can also be changed into a work visa at any point in time. Done…
Do you have to be an actual student?
@@autygris1 yes. But you can change over at any point. Even if you don’t complete school
Thank you!
Ah yes. Assuming you can find a job in Italy.
@@autygris1 Yes, and if applying for a student visa to study Italian, most consulates now want you to have a B1 level of Italian; therefore, getting a visa for a beginner's course is almost impossible now.
I really been thinking about moving to Italy. Just need more info and stuff n what I need!
I have some good stuff to get started with in my blog - wanderonwards.co
Yup me too..this was really informative.
I'm a disabled veteran thay will be paid for life. I am considering Italy. Thanks for this video.
Prices don't sound too bad when you compare it to NJ/NYC cost of living prices 😅
I’m in the middle of organizing to move to Sardegna. I still need to figure out to what city I want to move to. I’m so excited! 🇮🇹
very helpful
Glad to hear that
Only dont expect to hear the music in the video🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice site! I just subscribed! I am solo and probably prefer smaller cities or towns. I was considering retiring in Europe (Italy, Spain, or Portugal) but then COVID happened. I instead retired in Guanajuato, Mexico! Now I am more likely to slow travel alternating between the Schengen and non-Schengen countries than to go through the effort of obtaining visas and moving there.
We moved to Portugal 🇵🇹
Where to??
Italy 🇮🇹 Good choice 😉
It’s hard to make a bad choice in Italy
My dream!
A dream for many 🥹
same!
Hi Vanessa, enjoyed your video. 😊 Beautiful footage.
Thank you so much!
I'm currently waiting for my dual citizenship by decent to finalize (U.S- Italy) I've narrowed down my move for a place to purchase/rent in Puglia. Do you have any specific videos on that region? I'd would also like to ask if you have a breakdown on living expenses for Puglia.
My grandmother was born in Sicily…exactly which paperwork/documents do I need?
Welcome!
Thank you!
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi, is it possible for me to move to Italy with my XL dog? Is Italy dog friendly country?
Yes
I have a family of 4, I work from home, what type of visa would I need for a 12-24 month stay in Italy? I make 85k a year.
Digital nomad
If you don't earn at least 80k USD after taxes and you live alone, just choose a different Country. When you go from simple touristic, basic, lifestyle, to proper "Italian" one (having to meddle with public offices, rules, taxes) Italy is a nightmare.
No wine costs less than water in italy. A good wine on average doesn't costs less than 5 or 6 euros! Below this prices it's not wine but petrol!!😂
Let's not talk nonsense!
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Palermo? Really. Ick. But I love your videos.
Its so affordable and theres like a budding hipster scene and some really cool architecture.
Do you need to speak Italian?
Before moving, it would be good to complete the first level which is about 90 hours, as not having any Italian will make things quite challenging.
As an Italian I have to say yes.
Non è vero che hai bisogno di un. Assicurazione Sanitaria! Il sistema sanitario in Italia è gratuito
Non diamo false informazioni perfavore.
Lo straniero extra UE che viene in Italia (legalmente) deve pagare un'assicurazione specifica per poter accedere al sistema sanitario, perchè NON E' GRATUITO, si copre con le tasse dei cittadini, quindi con soldi.