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Is it possible to work here and live in italy?!? |
Im talking years later when the economys better. Not now, but does anyone know how? I have always been told the jobs in italy are ****. Anyone to prove me wrong?
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Im starting to go down the business end of the careers, so i dont really want to be a shoe manufacturer or somthing. Oh and im only 15 |
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johnson4730
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Youre in the UK, so dont think they are paying UK salary. Average salary for an 18 year old? about 12K euro per year. Maybe even less, something like 600 euro a month. That is if you can find a job with 20% unemployment, and a huge African population most Italians are keen on hiring family and friends and not many foreigners. You will have better chances in Rome because it is the largest, you might be able to work as a tour guide. Its not as easy as the UK.
As a member of the EU you can move there if you want, no problem. The jobs are crap though, go to college and then decide what you have to be in life. |
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.Laura
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Yes i prove you that in italy job is s.hit... |
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Lou G
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Italy is a country where it's huge to live but for sure, as expensive as in England and often more. Only problem is "what job". There are no jobs to find with easy in the EU countries and Europe is bad paid where ever you go. All is in relation with the local economy. Countries like Luxemburg pay good, taxes are low but prices are excessively expensive except for petrol and alcohol or tobacco products.
In Italy you have the advantage of low energy costs, petrol is expensive, driving is not a cheep sport. Best is to get some information at an Italian embassy or consulate, they can give you much more informations on their own country and rules. |
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Eric X
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i'm italian...i think yes.... the jobs in italy aren't always ****!! |
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Busta M
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Well Where exactly is "here"?
If your work is done on a computer & your boss lets you work remotely then it may be possible. |
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Vicky S
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Depend upon where "here" is. Do you want to spend your life travelling to and from work? |
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ron
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There would be no problem whatsoever, in you doing this.
I've never lived in Italy and I'm sure it's a lovely country, my only worry would be their government which has changed on average every year since the last world war, you might have difficulty in which country you would be paying tax to. and it will probably have changed by then anyway. |
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