A short blog entry about learning to live at an Italian pace; it seemed popular with other expats so I post it here for your entertainment! http://wp.me/p1TZTg-3z
Submitted by godzillavilla on 20 January 2012 - 4:48pm.
Not sure which ones you mean. Our permesso di soggiorno process as non EU members, in order to be resident in Milan, was arduous but greatly aided by a paid consultant who specializes in that area. My husband's company paid for her but if I were trying to enter without a company to back me I'd pay to use her myself, she made it all so much smoother.
For the rebuild of the house the permits were all handled by our local geometra and that was relatively simple, apart from some issues of perceived 'volume enlargement' because we were raising the roof to the rafters.
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Nice to see it, to see it nice !
A nice tale, and how true is the line 'I suddenly understood that all I had to do to be happy in Italy was remember that time is fluid';
I like that, well done, keep it going, piano piano !
S
Question ...................
How easy was it to get the necessary approvals from the Comune?
How true!
I must print this off for t'other half, it might help him to understand patience is a virtue
Glad you liked it, thanks for
Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback. Piano, piano is right!
Comune approvals
Not sure which ones you mean. Our permesso di soggiorno process as non EU members, in order to be resident in Milan, was arduous but greatly aided by a paid consultant who specializes in that area. My husband's company paid for her but if I were trying to enter without a company to back me I'd pay to use her myself, she made it all so much smoother.
For the rebuild of the house the permits were all handled by our local geometra and that was relatively simple, apart from some issues of perceived 'volume enlargement' because we were raising the roof to the rafters.