(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 11 APRIL 2015)
Here are some links about Checklists and Tips for Moving or Relocating Abroad, to Europe and to Italy:
CHECKLISTS AND TIPS
- MOVING
- 7 Questions to Ask Yourself When Planning a Move Overseas – Posted on March 27, 2014 – – "About" – Source: INTERNATIONALLIVING,com – "Since 1997" – "Live Better - for Less - Overseas"
- Three Tax Tips if You are Moving Overseas in 2014 – Posted on September 19, 2013 – "You’re considering an international lifestyle. You have a shortlist of overseas havens and you’ve set the date next year when you’re going to make the move. Along with your other research, thorough tax planning can help you save money and avoid hassle. Here are the three things I always talk through with prospective expats…" – "Log in to read the full article" – "This article is rated: Premium - Subscribers Only. You get access to it when you subscribe to International Living magazine with our best ever offer, right here. Sign in to access your subscriptions and subscriber-only content."
- 12 Essential Tips to Add to Your Moving Check List – Source: SearchWarp.com
- Before Moving to Europe – An Experienced Traveler’s Checklist by Caroline Bisson – As seen in Transitions Abroad Magazine March/April 2005 – Source: Transitions Abroad
- An Expatriation Checklist – A starter list of steps you need to take to prepare for the move – Source: Scott Bidstrup
- Moving Checklist - Moving Tips - International Moving tips – Source: OneEntry.com
- Tips for Moving to Another Country – By Rod Morris – Source: EzineArticles.com
- NOTE: While updating this blog entry on 7 June 2010, I discovered that the following links in this section are no longer functioning properly! I am currently researching the problem.
- Moving Abroad – Source: howto.co.uk
- Moving Checklist – Source: All-Moving.com
- Moving Home Checklists, up to and on Moving Day – Source: Helpiammoving.com
- My ToDos – Source: MovingToDos
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- RELOCATION
- Corporate Relocation Solutions – Source: SIRVA
- Expat Check List - Tips for Planning Your Relocation – "Each year thousands of people move overseas to experience expat life in a new country. Whether you choose to relocate for a lucrative job offer, to be closer to family, or simply for an adventure in the sun, there are a whole host of things you will need to consider to ensure that your expat experience is a success." – Source: Found in the Italy section of ExpatArrivals – "local info for global expats"
- Moving / relocation checklist... – Source: RelocationApartments
- Relocating With Your Animal Companion – Source: Helping Animals
- Relocation Service – United Kingdom – Source: Toscana Verde
- RELOCATION SERVICES – Source: well.com
- TIPS: Moving Tips for A Successful Relocation – Source: Relocation Enterprises s.r. l
- NOTE: As of 7 June 2010, the following link(s) is/are not functioning! I am currently researching the problem.
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- Italy Magazine – The No. 1 Magazine for lovers of all things Italian
- Italy Italy Magazine – A GUIDE TO ALL ITS BEST
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- 10 Relocation Tips To Keep Yourself Centered When Your World Is Spinning – By Cathy Goodwin – Ten tips for happy relocation (across town and around the world) – Source: All Things Frugal
- About Moving to Italy & Living in Italy – Source: EscapeArtist.com
- The Guide to Starting a New Life Abroad – Source: Shelter Offshore
- Just Landed Guide: Italy – Source: Just Landed
- MOVING TO ITALY: NOW WHAT ? – Source: lifeinitaly.com
- Preparing to go Overseas – This link is oriented for the international assignment of Foreign Service employees of the Department of State. However, it contain relevant information for anyone going overseas – Source: U.S. Department of State
- So You Are Leaving The States: What You Need To Know About Moving Abroad That The Guide Books Won't Tell You – Source: Scott Bidstrup
- USEFUL OVERSEAS HOUSE MOVING LINKS – Source: Helpiammoving.com
- Visiting / Living in Italy – Source: United States Diplomatic Mission to Italy
- World Electric Guide – Source: Steve Kropla's Help For World Travelers!
- NOTE: While updating this blog entry on 7 June 2010, I discovered that the following links in this section are no longer functioning properly! I am currently researching the problem.
- Articles – Source: Relocation Enterprises is a leader in providing specialist, professional, and total Relocation and Immigration services in various destinations worldwide.
- Italy Resource Guides – Source: Relocation Enterprises s.r.l
- Professional Relo srl – The key to employee mobility
- Moving Abroad – Source: 50Connect.co.uk
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- SEE ALSO:
- Info about finding rental accommodations in Italy *, dated Wednesday, May 12, 2010
- Info on Relocation and Moving to Italy *, dated Monday, January 30, 2006
- Info for U.S. Forces, Government Employees, Military Retirees and Defense/Government Contractors with or without their Dependants PCSing (moving) to Italy *, dated Saturday, February 25, 2006
- Info for U.S. Forces, Government Employees, Military Retirees and certain Defense/Gov. Contractors PCSing (moving) to Germany *, dated Saturday, December 31, 2005
- Info on On-Line Route Planning and Maps of Italy *, dated Thursday, November 17, 2005
- Info on Italian Newspapers *, dated Tuesday, November 15, 2005
- Info for On-Line Magazines and Publications for Italy and Europe *, dated Friday, November 11, 2005
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These initial blog entries are a foundation for what is to follow as the time gets closer to when my wife and I move to Italy. NOTE: UPDATE – In September. 2007. my wife (dual citizen), our dog, Siena Lucca and I moved to Monte San Savino (AR), Italy.
I believe one needs to plan their respective move or relocation to Italy. By having some sort of a checklist, it keeps related and relevant information and "to do" items in front of you. Suring our vacation in 2005, my wife and I started looking at some regions where we might move to in Italy. This year, we will be looking in the Le Marche region. Initally, we plan on renting for 3 - 4 months in one region and then move onto another region. We want to observe the change in the seasons and be in different parts of Italy during the course of a year.
Right now, the time frame for our move is 3 - 4 years out. If we hit the lottery, it's a lot sooner. However, in the meantime, we are taking language lesson, learning as much about Italy as we can before the move and making annual trips to Italy to find out where we may live. Right now, there is no favorite location. Over the past 12+ trips to Italy either together or separately, we have spent most of our time in Tuscany and Umbria. In the last 3 - 4 years, we have leased a car from Renault Eurodrive and driven in into Italy from Nice, France and back. Renting a house again in either Tuscany or Umbria and making other trips to my wife's ancestral beginnings in Meta and Sorrento. We have travel north to south and east to west in Italy. Besides driving in from France, we have trained in from either Switzerland or Germany and I have driven in from Germany. We have done the Planes, Trains and Automobiles routine plus the ferry from Corsica.
In the above blog entry, I have distinguished between relocation and moving. While one can argue that they are one and the same, there are differences. For this blog entry, I am associating RELOCATION with a private/public corporation or company or organization sponsored move (read relocation) to Italy. For MOVING, I am associating an individual's move to Italy without any company or organization's financial assistance or aid. It may appear to be splitting hairs. It is a fine line and a grey area but one that exists because no matter what, one is moving from one country to another. For the purposes of this blog entry most of the references and links, in this case, are from the USA to Italy.
Note: There are two blog entries titled, "Info for U.S. Forces, Government Employees, Military Retirees and Defense/Government Contractors with or without their Dependants PCSing (moving) to Italy" and "Info for U.S. Forces, Government Employees, Military Retirees and certain Defense/Gov. Contractors PCSing (moving) to Germany" that may be of interest to a select group of individuals.
Plan on stopping back because this blog entry will be updated on a regular basis.
That's it for Friday, 7 April 2006: venerdì, 7 aprile 2006.
Ciao, Ben
Today’s quote is an Italian proverb, author unknown.
"Scopa nuova scopa bene."
"A new broom sweeps clean."
When you have a free moment or two, please read my wife's interesting and entertaining blog about our life in Italy with photographs: Friends and Family in Italy
Going to Spain, read my new blog: Info About, For or On Spain – a source of links About, For or On Spain for those individuals traveling or already living in Spain.
(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 11 APRIL 2015)
2 comments:
When Moving to Italy you will need a professional Moving Company. Always check clients references before book removal service :)
Very nice tips! This blog is really helpful for people who want moving to Italy.
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