Perhaps the most common places to look for work are in Florence and Siena. Both are very populated, with plenty of jobs such as wedding planner, English teacher, and working as an au pair. You can even freelance from home with an Internet site, as a writer or medical transcriptionist. For anyone who wishes to get a new job in Tuscany, there are some matters to take care of first.
Landing Work in Tuscany
Italy, like much of Europe, requires you to either be from a country that is part of the European Union or to have a job in place before you travel and live in the country. If you are going to work in Tuscany, you need to have value that is perhaps difficult to find in local workers.
This value
is what will secure a work visa. There are some exceptions such as obtaining a
student visa and then transferring it to a work visa for an internship or
apprenticeship while remaining in Italy. It is best to consult the Italian consulate/embassy
website to determine if you can qualify to obtain a visa.
Certain
positions are easier to obtain a visa for including working as an English
teacher. Librarian positions are also common in Tuscany for those who wish to
move to Italy as many of the libraries require special knowledge of period
texts, how to maintain books, and research related positions.
Travelling Visas
There are
travelling visas you can apply for if you intend on being in the country for a
fairly long period of time, such as anything over six months. If you are in
Italy on a travel visa you may be able to freelance to support your travels
working as a writer such as a travel blogger and be paid online in your home
country funds.
Before you
set out travelling it is important to make certain you have a proper visa for
your intention in visiting Tuscany and other parts of Italy. Your place of
employment can help you obtain the visa you need.
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