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@JEFF-LIPKO Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@LINDAJWELLS53 Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@ELLENPMALING Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@JEANETTE-COMMUNITYBUILDER Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@LIFECOACHLIFEGROWTH We’ve checked in with Chip Stites, our expert in Italy to get an answer to your question. This was his response,
The best way to figure out where you want to move is to go there and see how it feels and if you are comfortable there. It is important that you begin to learn the language right away. Also, you need to locate your Consulate, and once you get serious, check out the requirements for a VISA. I am unfamiliar with all the small towns in Umbira, one of my favorite provinces, but I suggest you visit and see where you feel comfortable. Some towns in Umbria qualify for the 7% tax advantage, so you should check that out. Knowing more about taxes is a very broad subject, and what you might do is get the name of a commercialist familiar with US expat taxes and speak with them... they will charge you for their time. Again, the best thing you can do is go there, see the towns, live there for a few weeks, and see how it feels. I could give you all the information in the world, and it would be of little value compared to a one-, two-, or three-week visit. Good luck on your hunt.
Chip Stites, Italy Correspondent, International Living Magazine
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@KARENOLIVERSELLSPCB30A We’ve checked in with Chip Stites, our expert in Italy to get an answer to your question. This was his response,
Hi Karen, Yes, for a stay of over 90 days, you must get a VISA...The consulate that covers your state or county controls that, and you must visit the consulate. You can find your consulate, look for the VISA section, and go from there.
If you get stuck, let me know. I can be reached at Italy@internationalliving.com, and I will help. OH, the length of the VISA renewal is every two years, FYI.
My best, Chip Stites, Italy Correspondent, International Living Magazine.
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@MICHAELHETHCSP If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@CWOCNGODDESS Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@KARENOLIVERSELLSPCB30A If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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@MERRICROCKER Yes, If you miss the live workshop, you can watch it later. The video will remain here and also be available to re-watch on our YouTube channel.
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