When you live in Italy as an expat, you will encounter a "marca da bollo" and wonder what it is and why you need it. Here's a simple breakdown.What Is a Marca da Bollo?A marca da bollo is an official tax stamp issued by the Italian government. It's used to certify that a payment has been made to the tax authorities, often for administrative paperwork. Think of it as a physical proof that you've paid a required fee for certain official documents.You can buy a marca da bollo at most tobacconis...| Su Guillory
One of the many things you'll need as an expat in Italy is a Codice Fiscale. Find out what it is and how to get one here.| Su Guillory
I get a lot of questions about applying for an Italian visa. What visa should I get? How long does it take to get a visa? What do I need for my Consulate appointment?Let's address a few of the questions you may have about getting an Italian visa!You Have Options for Your Italian VisaThere are several different types of Italian visas, so explore any that may be a good fit: • Student visa • Work visa (you have a job with an Italian company) • Self-employed visa • Digital nomad visa • ...| Su Guillory
In my book, 9 Steps to Becoming a Digital Nomad in Italy, I talk about the permesso di soggiorno, which, after your visa, is the most important document you'll need to remain in Italy.Here I'd like to answer a few questions to help you plan your move to Italy.1. What IS a Permesso di Soggiorno?Permesso di soggiorno translates to "permission to stay," and it's exactly that. Once you receive your visa (typically good for one year), you'll need to apply for this document to remain long-term in Ital| Su Guillory