Casalanaguida is now like Wisconsin, I received this text from my friend Franco who has been invaluable in helping us get settled He sent this to me after a two day blizzard. Over a foot of snow fell and the terraces are full. (Opened the door on the upstairs one and it was packed against […]
Casalanguida is quite small. The population is listed at 1000, but there are probably not that many perm residents. We are the only Americans, and have not yet met any other foreigners. There are a few brits in a couple nearly villages about 5 min away we are told. We have been welcomed warmly. The
Arriviamo. Il primo settimane. (Arrived, our first week) Read More »
If you are moving to Italy to live, you will need some of your ‘stuff’. You should however think carefully just what you need to send and what you don’t. If you have a significant amount of household goods, you will clearly want to work with shipping company that specializes in overseas moves. They pop
Moving your pet to Italy is not too difficult. It can be a bit expensive however. If you have a really small dog or small cat, it can travel with you so long as it and the carrier is under 18Lbs. You will want to dig into airlines policy because not all will allow you
You cannot register a car in Italy until you have acquired your residency cards. So, until such time, unless you are living where you have easy access to transit, you might need to consider leasing one. One of the best ways is the long term leasing programs that are offered on French cars. Peugeot, Renault
