Anyone thinking of moving to Italy?

[Rickboy]

No, but I’m seriously considering leaving for Japan and not coming back. The only thing holding me back is the lack of treatment options for my son.

 

[GrandAdmiral]

Italy has about as many problems as the US with beautiful countrysides. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

 

[efil4stnias]

Just got off of a video call with an old friend of mine who’s been living in Italy for the last few years.. She absolutely loves it, but unfortunately recently had to relocate back to America (California) for work reasons.. ive never been to Italy, though it’s at the very top of my list.. i do qualify for citizenship by descent, but id never move there permanently since i am now too used to super-cheap Asian prices .. Also fwiw everyone i know who’s spent time in Italy seems to love Florence.. which wasn’t really on my radar but there must be something to it .

My sister lived in Florence for 18 mo ...Jan 2020 thru Aug 2021.

But she would tell you same. The history, the architecture.

I'll never forget her first photo she sent us wad her at the post office in which she said " located in building built in 1600s and had fresco murals on ceiling.