brent elliott

Fluent not really but pretty good. I think after the first year in Italy I would be up to speed... I must look into these international hospitals, I hadn't thought of that - thanks.

arjacey

I know that, even with freedom of movement and work within the EU, it is sometimes necessary for certain professions (and trades) to obtain an Italian qualification before it is possible to work in Italy.

I think this applies to plumbers, electricians and so on but might be worth making sure that you wouldn't need to do this....

All bets are off after Brexit, I guess!

HTH

tonynight69

Hi Brent, hope you are well.

I just want to echo some of the previous comments;

with regards to flights, its the travelling, check in and waiting around that will consume the most time - especially in the winter.

and im not sure what type of doctor you are, but there are many private and international medical centres that may welcome somebody like you onto their team.

Maybe travel back and forth until you find something over here in Milan.

Kind regards,

Tony