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Moving from the U.S. to Italy

next1225

My name is Matthew and my wife and I live in the U.S. We are interested in buying a property in Italy that is not too far away from a beach area. We are looking for a 2Bd/ 2Ba possibly with a little land to grow stuff on . We would like an area that is not too far from some stores, markets, even a medical center. We are looking to see if there are any places that do not need a lot of work, in order to live there. We were hoping we can find a a place that cost any where from 20 - 60,000. Not really sure how it works from moving from the U.S. to Italy, and living in Italy? Within the next couple of years, we would probably visit a couple of times a year until I retire in about 3 years. Not sure if you know how long you can stay in Italy per visit? Looking forward to hearing back, thank you. Sincerely, Matthew Klein

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Bhavna

@next1225

Hello and welcome !


I would suggest that you read the Italy Guide and reach out to the Italian embassy closest to your country of residence. They will provide all first-hand info.


Hope members will guide you.


All the. best

Bhavna

next1225

Bhavna,


I appreciate you getting back with me. Thank you for the insight, I will read the Italy Guide.


Regards,


Matthew