can you work in Italy with a student visa ?
i am going to be staying in Italy (rome) for school but, i will be short on money can i work in Italy with a student Visa??
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if you find a job, you can work, no matter what u are
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
will my tracfone work in Italy
will my tracfone work in Italy?
Going to Italy for 2 weeks in about a month. Wondering if my tracfone will work there and if so how much it will cost. Can I use Skype? Any other alternatives that are better?
Other - Italy - 2 Answers
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skype should work, but then there are also calling cards (which you should carry at least one on you just in case.) and at the risk of sounding stupid: magicjack. i do not recommend you using your tracphone because even though it is a prepaid they can still charge you roaming fees and international calling fees.
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A Tracfone will not work in Italy. Skype would be a good alternative. You can always pick up a prepaid cell phone while in Italy as well.
Going to Italy for 2 weeks in about a month. Wondering if my tracfone will work there and if so how much it will cost. Can I use Skype? Any other alternatives that are better?
Other - Italy - 2 Answers
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skype should work, but then there are also calling cards (which you should carry at least one on you just in case.) and at the risk of sounding stupid: magicjack. i do not recommend you using your tracphone because even though it is a prepaid they can still charge you roaming fees and international calling fees.
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A Tracfone will not work in Italy. Skype would be a good alternative. You can always pick up a prepaid cell phone while in Italy as well.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Do Visa gift cards work in Italy? Are they worth bringing over there
Do Visa gift cards work in Italy? Are they worth bringing over there?
My daughter is going in April - she has gift cards but I don't know if if will be worth her taking them with the exchange rate on them. Any suggestion?
Packing & Preparation - 3 Answers
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I went to Italy two years ago. I found that having a credit card is much more convient. Every merchant will know what that is and there is no need for explanation. I would think that if someone did not understand it would be kind of hard to explain if you don't speak italian. But she will have the time of her life either way!
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I went to Italy on my honeymoon two years ago and we used Visa cards from AAA for everything. I'm assuming you are talking about the type that you can add money too. It was very safe and they worked. It will take money out in Euros, so you have to factor that in when you decide how much money to load onto the card. Also, some restaurants and retailers charge a fee for using them. We used them as ATM cards and got cash for our needs and then used the cash to avoid the fee.
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You can use a Visa gift card anywhere that accepts Visa. As for the exchange rate. I can't tell you that. You never know what that will be until much closer to the time you're going. The american dollar could take a dive, the euro could take a dive, who knows? But I would recommend bringing a visa or gift cards or something along those lines instead of a pocket full of cash. You can cancel a card if it's stolen and not be out any money, but if your cash disappears, you're just out of luck! Obviously, some cash is necessary, but I never depend on it exclusively when I travel, it's just not safe.
My daughter is going in April - she has gift cards but I don't know if if will be worth her taking them with the exchange rate on them. Any suggestion?
Packing & Preparation - 3 Answers
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I went to Italy two years ago. I found that having a credit card is much more convient. Every merchant will know what that is and there is no need for explanation. I would think that if someone did not understand it would be kind of hard to explain if you don't speak italian. But she will have the time of her life either way!
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I went to Italy on my honeymoon two years ago and we used Visa cards from AAA for everything. I'm assuming you are talking about the type that you can add money too. It was very safe and they worked. It will take money out in Euros, so you have to factor that in when you decide how much money to load onto the card. Also, some restaurants and retailers charge a fee for using them. We used them as ATM cards and got cash for our needs and then used the cash to avoid the fee.
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You can use a Visa gift card anywhere that accepts Visa. As for the exchange rate. I can't tell you that. You never know what that will be until much closer to the time you're going. The american dollar could take a dive, the euro could take a dive, who knows? But I would recommend bringing a visa or gift cards or something along those lines instead of a pocket full of cash. You can cancel a card if it's stolen and not be out any money, but if your cash disappears, you're just out of luck! Obviously, some cash is necessary, but I never depend on it exclusively when I travel, it's just not safe.
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