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Points to Remember

When you move to live in another country, there are many considerations; at first, navigating a new culture and foreign burocracy can seem daunting. It is important that your new home is a place to relax and enjoy, not a problem. When renting a property in Italy there are several points to remember:

  • Read rental contracts carefully before signing!

  • Ensure any changes to the contract are filed and approved.

  • If you are having difficulties paying the rent, check the terms of your contract and inform your landlord that there is a problem.

  • If you are having difficulties and cannot resolve the problem with your landlord, contact a specialist organisation for assistance. SUNIA is the national trade union for tenants and landlords, with offices in every large city; they provide free advice and have teams of specialists who can assist you with contract problems.

  • Students can usually find help at their university. Many universities have student advice services or accommodation services with teams of advisers who specialise in solving rental problems. Universities also have lawyers to advise on tenants' rights and solve contractual problems.
  1. Insurance
    1. Health Insurance
    2. Life Insurance
    3. Home Insurance
    4. Car Insurance
    5. Travel Insurance
    6. Wedding Insurance
    7. Pet Insurance
    8. Business Insurance
    9. Unemployment Insurance
    10. Funeral Insurance
    11. Body Insurance
  2. Financing
    1. Credit Cards
    2. Debit Cards
    3. Mortgages
    4. Personal Loans
    5. Student Loans
    6. Car Loans
    7. Business Loans
  3. Investment
    1. Current Accounts
    2. Savings Accounts
    3. Stock Market Linked
    4. Tax-Free Savings Accounts
    5. Long-Term Savings
    6. Joint Accounts
    7. Student Accounts
    8. Investment Accounts
    9. Lottery Accounts
  4. Pensions
    1. Planning for Retirement
    2. State Pensions
    3. Non-State Pensions
    4. Pension Protection
  5. Service
    1. European Rental Guide
      1. United Kingdom
      2. France
      3. Germany
      4. Italy
        1. Finding Accommodation
        2. Cost of Accommodation
        3. Additional Costs
        4. Rental Contract
        5. Moving to Italy
        6. Useful Insurances
        7. Points to Remember
      5. The Netherlands
      6. Spain
    2. Student Life in the UK
    3. Visiting a Doctor in the EU
    4. Opening a Bank Account in the EU
    5. Guide
    6. Money Management for Students
    7. About MONETOS
    8. Resources