Living in Marches as an expatriate

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Located in the heart of Italy, Marches is an ideal destination for expatriation. By choosing to live here, you will be delighted by the beauty of its natural landscapes and by the unparalleled quality living it provides to its inhabitants.

Over the years, many expatriates have invested in real estate properties on moving to Marches. So what are you waiting for to make it your new home?

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Italy announces 82,705 work permits for expat workers

The Italian government is looking to grant 82 705 work permits to expat workers this year. According to the latest Decree on Migration Flows (Decreto Flussi) ...

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Move to italy- escaping the rat race

9 years ago

I'm Sue. I'm in my early 30's and in May 2013, moved from London in the UK to Camerano in Italy. I have a wonderful family, lots of friends and dozens of hobbies - mainly on the arts and crafts side of things. I used to be a Project Manager doing IT related things in the NHS... BUT always dreamt of a more relaxed way of life and sunnier climes than the rather dank and drizzly UK, and I have a list as long as my arm of things I want to do but don't have time.I started this blog in 2012, 4 years into a 5 year "move to Italy and do fun stuff" plan and now I'm here, I'm continuing to chart my progress. I hope my experiences and research can help anyone else wishing or indeed doing a similar thing :-)