We/family bought a Villa in Sicily on the north coast. I'm a digital nomad so most of my work is remote. I do at times have to fly back to the US for work but not often. I love the lifestyle, although it took me time to get accustomed to the more relaxed, slower-paced, and chill culture. We have met many ex-pats from the US here in Sicily so it is becoming a more popular destination for retirees and digital nomads.
Will I be able to make it without being a digital nomad? I’m super single and left my 9 to9pm working hours at Tesla, I have nothing against America but this mentality and phase on my 40is not for me . Thanks so much for your advice. I will also need a super save town since I’m very lonely
Great info. and all true. How's the food in those other areas you mentioned compared to Sicily, where it is even much cheaper? Ahahah. I already know the answer. Also, just as a side note, Unimpresa just reported that Sicily was the 2nd region in all of Italy in economic growth for 2023 at +12%, Molise 1st at +14%, but is much smaller than Sicily. Most of the biggest increases were in southern regions. Best regards.
I visited Capri maybe 15 years ago and the lemoncello was ridiculous at the time I think $14 for a LEMONADE. We were shocked, so yeah tourist towns...crazy prices. It was REALLY GOOD THOUGH they have type of lemon that is super sharp/sweetish.
I watched the video yesterday. I am a dual citizen from the Los Angeles area. My wife and I are kicking around the idea of moving to Sicilia. I have cousins in Casteldaccia and Corleone and friends also in Corleone. I would like to communicate with you more about life in Sicily. The primary thing that concerns me about moving there is how people drive like maniacs in Palermo.
So happy for you Kelly if you all have a group checking out or working this out via teams , please don’t leave me out!! I’m totally alone, 48, and terrified to buy a house here worst opening a business. I love my 🇺🇸 but is not for me, I speak 3 languages so will be super easy for me. I just don’t know the visa or work situation
What are your thoughts on moving to France? Houses and farms are very affordable. Im not meaning Paris or expensive cities. Im thinking town of Tours size town and up north by near Italian alps areas but on France side
I have a duals citizenship for Italy. I’m from Australia and want to either move to Italy or Spain. I wanted to study and work. Is it doable? I would need a job and I only want to rent a room not a whole apartment
Hi Yasmin, it's great that you have dual citizenship in Italy! Moving to either Italy or Spain for study and work is definitely doable. Both countries offer great opportunities for students and professionals. Since you're planning to rent just a room, you’ll find that it's a more affordable option compared to renting an entire apartment. Many cities in Italy and Spain have vibrant student communities and shared housing options.
@@Karl__Pierre Yes, sir. Well.. We just came back from a month there. Rome to Vasto Marina. Down to Otranto, over to Matera, Pompei then up to Pescara and back to Rome. Do you like Sicily the best?
2k/month for rent is not affordable or “cheap” to me!! My mortgage for a detached home in a neighborhood with a private yard and 2 car garage is $1,700/month. (Suburb of Tampa, Florida). With that being said, The quality of life over there vs here is leaps and bounds higher/better over there, IMO!
Hello! Looking to relocate to Europe soon but would you recommend Ft Lauderdale on a short term basis? I have to build my business more and I’m thinking about expanding it to Ft. Lauderdale for a year. How are Black people treated there? Thanks!
That's a really tough question because Milan is one of the most expensive cities in Europe not just in Italy. Particularly for renting and buying property.
It is not true. succession mortis causa is regulated only by the national law of the deceased at the time of death, Italian law does not apply. for example, if the deceased is English, the succession of properties acquired in Italy occurs according to English law.
What is so frustrating about these videos. They fail to mention the rate of exchange from dollar to euro. YOU FREAKING UP TO 22% LOSE MONEY. THE EXPRESSION BUYER BE WARE DEFINITLY IS NOT MENTIONED HERE. RATE OF EXCHANGE WILL BREAK THE BANK. TRUST ME I KNOW BECAUSE I LOST EVERYTHING!!!!! 6:13
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We/family bought a Villa in Sicily on the north coast. I'm a digital nomad so most of my work is remote. I do at times have to fly back to the US for work but not often. I love the lifestyle, although it took me time to get accustomed to the more relaxed, slower-paced, and chill culture. We have met many ex-pats from the US here in Sicily so it is becoming a more popular destination for retirees and digital nomads.
Which town are you in
Will I be able to make it without being a digital nomad? I’m super single and left my 9 to9pm working hours at Tesla, I have nothing against America but this mentality and phase on my 40is not for me . Thanks so much for your advice. I will also need a super save town since I’m very lonely
Great info. and all true. How's the food in those other areas you mentioned compared to Sicily, where it is even much cheaper? Ahahah. I already know the answer. Also, just as a side note, Unimpresa just reported that Sicily was the 2nd region in all of Italy in economic growth for 2023 at +12%, Molise 1st at +14%, but is much smaller than Sicily. Most of the biggest increases were in southern regions. Best regards.
I visited Capri maybe 15 years ago and the lemoncello was ridiculous at the time I think $14 for a LEMONADE. We were shocked, so yeah tourist towns...crazy prices. It was REALLY GOOD THOUGH they have type of lemon that is super sharp/sweetish.
But not for 18 euros lol 😆 😂 🤣
We rented, and I can absolutely agree with what you've said. 😍 Awesome info ~ thanks for sharing.
Thank you
You sound like me talking about why we want to move to Spain. I did a cost comparison of my cost in FL compared to living there too.
Florida pricing will have you looking at alternatives for sure
I watched the video yesterday. I am a dual citizen from the Los Angeles area. My wife and I are kicking around the idea of moving to Sicilia. I have cousins in Casteldaccia and Corleone and friends also in Corleone. I would like to communicate with you more about life in Sicily. The primary thing that concerns me about moving there is how people drive like maniacs in Palermo.
I's rather live in a country where they drive like maniacs that in a place where gun violence is epidemic and shootings are daily routines
You can email me at italy@entplife.com
So happy for you Kelly if you all have a group checking out or working this out via teams , please don’t leave me out!! I’m totally alone, 48, and terrified to buy a house here worst opening a business. I love my 🇺🇸 but is not for me, I speak 3 languages so will be super easy for me. I just don’t know the visa or work situation
Please let us know about the weather in this areas. Thanks 😊
Thanks for the suggestion, will address this in a future video.
What are your thoughts on moving to France? Houses and farms are very affordable. Im not meaning Paris or expensive cities. Im thinking town of Tours size town and up north by near Italian alps areas but on France side
I think it's a good option of that's what you want.
I have a duals citizenship for Italy. I’m from Australia and want to either move to Italy or Spain. I wanted to study and work. Is it doable? I would need a job and I only want to rent a room not a whole apartment
Hi Yasmin, it's great that you have dual citizenship in Italy! Moving to either Italy or Spain for study and work is definitely doable. Both countries offer great opportunities for students and professionals. Since you're planning to rent just a room, you’ll find that it's a more affordable option compared to renting an entire apartment. Many cities in Italy and Spain have vibrant student communities and shared housing options.
Meeee to but I don’t have dual visa only American passport 😢 share advice please 🙏
I tried to sign up for your mentoring sessions but you don't have any more dates available. Why do you mention it in the caption?
calendly.com/entp-life/italy-cheaphouses?back=1&month=2024-04 there are dates available in April
Great info!
Thanks for watching! Have you ever been to Italy?
@@Karl__Pierre Yes, sir. Well.. We just came back from a month there. Rome to Vasto Marina. Down to Otranto, over to Matera, Pompei then up to Pescara and back to Rome.
Do you like Sicily the best?
2k/month for rent is not affordable or “cheap” to me!! My mortgage for a detached home in a neighborhood with a private yard and 2 car garage is $1,700/month. (Suburb of Tampa, Florida).
With that being said, The quality of life over there vs here is leaps and bounds higher/better over there, IMO!
Thanks for sharing
I am interested in spain.
Cost of living or moving to? I covered cost of living in Spain.
Hello! Looking to relocate to Europe soon but would you recommend Ft Lauderdale on a short term basis? I have to build my business more and I’m thinking about expanding it to Ft. Lauderdale for a year. How are Black people treated there? Thanks!
All depends, I recommend booking a call with me at www.entplife.com to tall through things
Can you make a monthly expenses in budget in Milan ?
I could
But I don't know Milan well enough
That's a really tough question because Milan is one of the most expensive cities in Europe not just in Italy. Particularly for renting and buying property.
I heard if you buy a property in Italy, it can't be passed on to others when you die. Is this true?
It is not true. succession mortis causa is regulated only by the national law of the deceased at the time of death, Italian law does not apply. for example, if the deceased is English, the succession of properties acquired in Italy occurs according to English law.
Why your website blocked?
To avoid hacking attempts most likely are you international?
@@Karl__Pierre I am in US
All true what you tell, but you missed the Sicily is Mafia's home. If your bussiness is big enough, you will be share it with them.
No different than the us government lol except with the mafia you see who's got their hand in your pocket
Wish all immigrants were as you are. well done, man!
Thanks for watching
Karl, Honestly, how is the racism issue there? Being a black man have you encountered a lot of it? Thanks
How is safety there? Didn't here good things about that...mafia etc
Pretty safe, mafia isn't concerned with everyday people. They smuggle drugs and extort corrupt enterprises
What is so frustrating about these videos. They fail to mention the rate of exchange from dollar to euro. YOU FREAKING UP TO 22% LOSE MONEY. THE EXPRESSION BUYER BE WARE DEFINITLY IS NOT MENTIONED HERE. RATE OF EXCHANGE WILL BREAK THE BANK. TRUST ME I KNOW BECAUSE I LOST EVERYTHING!!!!! 6:13
Why not keep your portafolio in America even IRA or savings accounts you can always just transfer what you need
Hey sorry, but there's better ways to manage. And depending on how you live that 22% could still be a bargain compared to many American cities
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