double residnecy
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double residnecy
Hi there Expat Guru's
I am currently working for a British company in Italy on an A1 form and am based out there for either 4 or 8 months of the year.
I am a British resident but in order to use the childcare services in Italy i need to be a resident.
Is this doable?
Can i be resident in the UK, so I can be seconded to work in Italy, and be a resident in Italy using the childcare or would this mess up the emplyemnt side of things?
Many thanks fr your help
George
I am currently working for a British company in Italy on an A1 form and am based out there for either 4 or 8 months of the year.
I am a British resident but in order to use the childcare services in Italy i need to be a resident.
Is this doable?
Can i be resident in the UK, so I can be seconded to work in Italy, and be a resident in Italy using the childcare or would this mess up the emplyemnt side of things?
Many thanks fr your help
George
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Re: double residnecy
Hi there Expat Guru's
I am currently working for a British company in Italy on an A1 form and am based out there for either 4 or 8 months of the year.
I am a British resident but in order to use the childcare services in Italy i need to be a resident.
Is this doable?
Can i be resident in the UK, so I can be seconded to work in Italy, and be a resident in Italy using the childcare or would this mess up the emplyemnt side of things?
Many thanks fr your help
George
I am currently working for a British company in Italy on an A1 form and am based out there for either 4 or 8 months of the year.
I am a British resident but in order to use the childcare services in Italy i need to be a resident.
Is this doable?
Can i be resident in the UK, so I can be seconded to work in Italy, and be a resident in Italy using the childcare or would this mess up the emplyemnt side of things?
Many thanks fr your help
George
#3
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Re: double residnecy
Italy could consider you to be tax resident here even if you do not spend 183 days a year here if your kids are in school. How old are your children?
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Re: double residnecy
Our son has just turned one. He was born in the same prvince here in Italy so has a Carta di Identita.
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Re: double residnecy
Someone I know was on secondment here, but was able to obtain residency. Took a bit more paperwork and the company sorted any additional tax incurred by living in Italy. I'm sure you know that there is a 2year limit for secondment within the EU.
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Re: double residnecy
Thanks for all the information.
The local Asilo(nido) is a subsidized one but i dont know of any local private ones
I will have a search but thank you very much for all the help so far
The local Asilo(nido) is a subsidized one but i dont know of any local private ones
I will have a search but thank you very much for all the help so far
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Re: double residnecy
You said that your son has an ID card. So he is resident? With whom? Not being curious, but presumably one of his parents is resident. Isn't that enough.
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Re: double residnecy
Thats a nice job to have half here, half there.
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Re: double residnecy
Thats very true! I hadn't thught of that. The issue may be that my wife als works fr the same company and has exactly the same deal as me. I feel it may be a go back to the commune and talk to them again.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Re: double residnecy
your wife and your son are Italian. They have the rights to education and health care. If your wife is registered in the AIRE then she is resident, but in a foreign country. You are the problem, being neither italian or resident!
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Re: double residnecy
That's true Modicasa, but nido's are usually hugely oversubscribed so places will go to local residents first.
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Re: double residnecy
Many thanks to you both. We are going to go and speak to both the Nido and COmune again tomorrow and see if we can progress any further
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Re: double residnecy
I would discourage you becoming a resident here so that you can have your son in pre-school.
You will be hit with horrendous taxation.
You will be hit with horrendous taxation.