
11/04/2024
Fancy a slice🍕of La Dolce Vita?
One of the big advantages of being a freelancer is that I can potentially work anywhere in the world as a , all I need is my laptop 💻, passport, phone and some clothes and toiletries, of course.
This article in Forbes caught my eye and I took a good five minutes thinking "How can I make this work?" 🤔
However, relocating abroad isn't as easy as it was when I was a student without anyone else's needs to consider.
The thought of living in Italy for a year is very tempting though. Where would I live? Milan, Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples? The options of beautiful cities are endless.
Italian is my favourite language of my three working languages and I love all things Italian: the food, the people, the architecture, the history, the geography and how unique each region is.🌋🍝🍷🏖️🖼️⛪
For now, I think I'll just aspire to live in Italy at some point in the not-too-distant future.😉
🤔Would you relocate abroad?
If so, where would you go?
You can read the full article here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexledsom/2024/04/10/italy-launches-digital-nomad-visa--which-eu-countries-now-offer-them/?sh=7886a15f7072
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My name is Antoinette Chappell and I translate from Italian, French or Spanish into English. I specialise in pharmaceutical, legal, financial and marketing texts. I also provide bespoke copywriting and non-fiction ghostwriting services.
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