Sunday, June 28, 2009

If I stay longer then 90 days in Italy and then leave back to the US

If I stay longer then 90 days in Italy and then leave back to the US....?
would the Italian authorities find out when I go to the airport and show my passport? would they see that I over stayed without permission? what happens to a US citizen in Italy if they overstay but dont do anything else illegal. and they also dont need to work in Italy either. advice/knowledge on the subject please? I would love to live in Italy for a few years to learn Italian but I know I wouldn't qualify to live there legally as I am not a nurse or English teacher etc and its just not an option. BQ what about france?
Other - Italy - 4 Answers
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no
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If you overstay then when you leave Italy the immigration records computer will flag up your overstay immediately. As a minimum you will be allowed to leave but the overstay will be stamped in your passport and the authorities in all of the EC countries will be informed. As a result you are unlikely to allowed back into the EC in the future.
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Nothing happens. I have verified that my self many many times. And I've had runins with most the police forces there too. Don't worry, do what you want to do. France you have to just stay out of trouble and they leave you alone. Especially if your white.
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If you don't need to work in order to afford your stay here, then you can apply for a student visa or an elective residence visa and stay here legally. Those are much easier to get than a work visa. You would need to show that you have a place to stay and the resources to afford to stay without working. http://www.esteri.it/visti/index_eng.asp


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Sunday, June 14, 2009

Advice on going to medical school in Italy

Advice on going to medical school in Italy?
I plan on going to the University of Illinois-at Chicago to enroll in their BSN program to be a registerd nurse, and then I want to furthur my education and go to a medical school in Italy to become a Child Neurologist. After my four years there I would like to come back to the U.S and do my residency for four years. I've heard good and bad things about going to medical school in Italy, but I cant make up my mind... Please Help!!! Any Advice Is Needed!!!! Thank you -Nancy G.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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It's unlikely that you would be accepted into any medical school in Italy (not impossible, just unlikely). Most countries are reluctant to give up one of their seats to a US citizen due to the fact most want to do just what you have indicated--go back to the US. Italy has 42 medical schools and all are taught in Italian and all are six years. You can find info on each, with a link to its web page at the International Medical Education Directory: https://imed.faimer.org/


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Sunday, June 7, 2009

a few questions about italy?

a few questions about italy?
so i have a plan to move to italy once i'm out of college. my dream is to become a nurse there. i'd most likely work on a us military base and live OUTSIDE of the base. to give you a picture, i would like to live in naples, working at the us naval military hospital. though honestly, working in an italian hospital would be IDEAL. i'm learning italian, as i feel it would be rude to live in italy and not know any of their language (plus, it's utterly beautiful and i love to learn new languages). hmmmm, my parents would like me to marry a military man, but actually, i want to marry an italian man, i guess that's part of the dream, yeah? how do italian men think of american women? i'm not sure how italians view americans, and i would like to know what they think of us... another concern i have been having was about clothes. am i right in saying that italians are very judgmental depending on how you present yourself? i tend to dress very nicely, never showing off too much skin, always matching colours, styles, what have you. i lived in germany for six years (i'm in america now, i am american, though have a bit of italian blood in me), so i understand how annoying us americans can be in other countries, as when i would go into town, i'd always see the americans and wonder why the heck they were so loud and annoying... based on this, i realize that i might be looked down upon, but to be honest i'm very quiet, very respectful, to be honest i'm pretty introverted. i'm smart, but i can come off as very awkward and odd at times, i don't always know how to act around new people. i also have a mouth so vulgar that would make a sailor blush. also, i'm a VERY picky eater, but i do love italian food. i don't know how to cook it (learning this summer), but i have had the real thing. but, i am a vegetarian, so i happen to have a sometimes limited diet... OH! i don't really like soccer (football? haha), but i'm trying to get into it... i guess the overall question is! how would i do over in italy? be truthful, guys. (:
Other - Italy - 3 Answers
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You'll do fine but why would you want to live in Naples? There is an U.S. Army base in Livorno. Look for an opening up there.
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Well I'm very pleased to see agirl who love italian culture and wants to move in Italy when many italian people are getting away from it. You see, in Italy we think of americans as the rich ones, with a huge shiny car and a cute house in a little town or a big flat in a busy city. I know that those are all stereotyoes. In addition, as italian man, I can tell you that american women and foreign women are really appreciated by italian men. This is a general consideration that might not be true for some men coming from certain regions. For the food you shouldn't worry because especially in southern region and in the neighbourhood of Neaples, local cuisine is based on fruits and vegetables folllowing the so-called "dieta mediterranea" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_diet have a look here :D). Finally, don't care about your vulgar language, italian are surely worse than you but luckily you wouldn't understand their insults, at least for the first times. You don't have to know soccer as an expert but at least how to play it and something about the natinal soccer league "la serie a" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serie_A ) I hope this will help you and I wish you to have fun and fortune here in Italy. I apologize for any mistake I've committed but I haven't been learning english for a long time :D Buona fortuna per il tuo lavoro qui. Ciao :)
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Your chances of getting a working visa are just about zero, so forget it


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Monday, June 1, 2009

I want work in a hospital abroad, what qualifications would I need

I want work in a hospital abroad, what qualifications would I need?
I am thinking of becoming a nurse and hopefully once I have got all my qualifications I could move to either Italy or spain (I'm half Italian, half Spanish so I can speak both languages fluently and have large family who I could stay with) and do work there. So, to do this what qualifications would I need? Would I have to go to uni? And do what course? For how long?? Please answer as many of my questions as possible. Thanks in advance, Lucia
Health Care - 3 Answers
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Check out the impressive Taylor Theater. Some of the greatest Southern Europe theatrical events have been hosted at the Taylor Theater over the years. Taylor Theater is an experience that you did not want to turn a blind eye to without doubt.
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you need to have gone to medical school
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It's shocking that those two first answerers didn't answer your question at all.. or even help for that matter... anyway. If you want to come an ADN(you can get this at a technical,2 year college) or BSN(some 4 year colleges offer this program, but you may have to find a medical college), first find a program, (they pay the same, BSN's work in hospitals usually and can advance easier, and ADN's can work in doctor's offices, schools, government facilities, stuff like that- with either degree you can become an RN) but check with whichever program you go into if they have information on "traveling nurse jobs" it's really what it's called. But you probably could just get your degree and then just go on over there.


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