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I know the guys who own the following BnB's in Treviso;- Madam Upstairs - with retro-vintage style decor - Via Risorgimento 10. Owner Marco speaks a bit of English +39 335 623 1377 B&B Palazzo Raspanti near Piazza del Grano - Via Stangade ... Read More

Hi Cameron, If you are being paid as an employee of a language school, they will take care of the tax etc. Ideally you should be on a permanent contract but that is quite rare in Italy. One school in Treviso is so desperate to retain staff that ... Read More

Hi Cameron, Yes I'm still in Treviso. If you have a job offer then you should be able to get a Permesso di Soggiorno (a work permit). Without that or EU citizenship you can't work legally. It can take several weeks to find a decent ... Read More

Hi fbrunelleschi, I heard the same things about people in Treviso being closed but I have had a different reception because my surname is typical of the area and I am Australian which is a novelty for people here. My grandparents came from this ... Read More

Hi fbrunelleschi, I heard the same things about people in Treviso being closed but I have had a different reception because my surname is typical of the area and I am Australian which is a novelty for people here. My grandparents came from this ... Read More

Hi Karen, I'm an Australian living in Treviso near Venice. The job situation in Italy is not good unless you want to teach English. Italians are really waking up to the need for a good level of English if they are going to have a future and ... Read More

I recently had some translations legalized (asseverato - una asseverazione) at my local Tribunale (Law Courts) - including my birth certificate. The person who does the translation of your document has to fill in a form declaring that they did the ... Read More

Hi Anita, Life here is quite good but very different from Australia where I'm from. Many things are not as easy as they are in Australia, for example, here almost all shops close from 12.30 to 3.30 in the afternoon. The town goes to sleep for a ... Read More

I think you can get the information you need about work permits etc. from Ufficio Stranieri Milano. Every major town has its own Foreign(ers) Office I think. When I spoke with the Ufficio Stranieri in Treviso, I was told that the Italian Government ... Read More

Thanks jackster. I'll look around for some live music venues and maybe ask my relatives. None that I know of in the old city. Live music does happen but not that regularly. If you would like my number before you arrive let me know. Oh, I just ... Read More

Hi jackster, There aren't any activities, clubs, newsletters or websites specifically for expats that I know of. I've been here for four months so far this time (plus several trips in the past) and I have never come across anything specific ... Read More

The only one I know about is this - internations.org/ There are many members in Florence (are you still there?). If you join up you could meet some expats there - internations.org/italy-expats/guide Read More

Hi Anita, I recently moved to Treviso in September last year. What would you like to know? Read More