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Job Offers in Italy

Italy work Offers

Search for Job Offers Pubblished on all the websites in Italy!

Moving to Italy: Forms and Important Items

Forms are available through one of these offices:

Italian Consulate 690 Park Avenue New York, NY 10020(212) 737-9100
Italian Consulate 2590 Webster Street San Francisco, CA 94115 (415) 931-4924
Italian Embassy 1601 Fuller Street Washington, DC 20009(202) 328-5500.

Also recently forms have been available online at the Italian Embassy web site

Moving to Italy and Accommodations

In Italy, finding an unfurnished apartment in major towns and cities can be quite difficult. In Rome, you will hardly ever find an unfurnished apartment for rent. This is due to Italian laws that make it harder for the apartment owners to reclaim the apartment from their tenants, even when those tenants do not pay the rent! Moreover, in the past, an unfurnished apartment had not only no furniture but also no cabinets, no kitchen, no heater - in short, it tended to be rather less than what we would consider "unfurnished" in the United States. The moral is check what you are renting before you rent. However, the shorter is the rental period, the more items the apartment usually will include:

Italian Red Tape: More Paperwork

I enter a room packed full of exhausted foreigners and no one to talk to unless you hold a precious number in hand. I realized then that the permesso di soggiorno was not going to happen today. I left the Questura and the Cabinieri guy was there with a creepy grin while his comrades behind held the same smirks. He then asked me where in the United States I was from and I said "San Francisco".

After being in Italy for about 6 to 7 months I realized it was about time to become legal. I started what I thought would be a tedious and annoying battle with paper work but felt I was up to the challenge. Besides I have experienced bureaucracy before in America. This couldn't be much worse, right?

Well the operation was stifling and I believe probably much worse due to my stupidity and not doing the matter earlier and by myself.

 

Permission to Stay in Italy ( Permesso di Soggiorno )

In Italy regardless if you are a tourist, student or some one trying to set up residence you need to have a Permesso di Soggiorno, permission to stay. Depending on your intentions in Italy you need several official documents and a few Marco di Bolla's (stamps) bought from the local Tabacchi (tobacco shop) prior to embarking on this treacherous process for getting a Permesso di Soggiorno.

Should you Retire in Italy ?

So how is getting onld in Italy ??   According to my friend Giovanni who sent me this joke :
This is the way it should have been done: 

Moving to Italy: Guidelines for Residency in Italy

The following guidelines are ONLY guidelines , not legal advice. We are not lawyers . All information on this site is believed to be accurate, and we strive to correct errors and keep our information up-to-date. Please notify us if you believe any information to be incorrect or out-of-date.

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