Re: "Resident" to be or not to be?
Originally Posted by enterprise1999
(Post 8412946)
So health care could be a prob and no crumpet........ Anything else before I put my villa up for sale?
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Re: "Resident" to be or not to be?
Sounds like fun and games in April.......
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Re: "Resident" to be or not to be?
Originally Posted by enterprise1999
(Post 8415363)
Sounds like fun and games in April.......
By the way, at our free language school we had a local doctor come and give a talk to us. The school is run by a Peruvian woman who came her in the 1970s as an illegal and stayed, got married and had kids and this is her way of giving something back... therefore the school is sympathetic to illegals and non residents. We found out from the doctor that there are centres called: I.S.I's (Informazione Saluti Imigrati) which are open to all Non-residents who find themselves here with health problems. I can't comment on the service but I would imagine that they would be used to dealing with all sorts of people (and the doctor reckoned it was strictly 'no questions asked') and all sorts of health problems. Might be worth checking out if there are any for the region you find yourself in. They are also well used to dealing with peeps who don't speak the lingo very well too! |
Re: "Resident" to be or not to be?
Indie - I did a quick google and I think it is a Piemonte initiative not Italy wide unfortunately. Interesting though for that part of Italy....:thumbup:
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Re: "Resident" to be or not to be?
Originally Posted by TestaRossa
(Post 8416077)
Indie - I did a quick google and I think it is a Piemonte initiative not Italy wide unfortunately. Interesting though for that part of Italy....:thumbup:
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