After watching this video, you won't move to ITALY anymore 😱🇮🇹

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  • Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
  • ✅ In this video, I'll tell you some problems you might find in Italy, think about it before moving here.
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Комментарии • 85

  • @youritaliandream
    @youritaliandream  3 месяца назад

    Share here your opinion and tell me if you agree with me or if you lived a different experience

  • @DM-hd4xm
    @DM-hd4xm 19 дней назад +19

    Italy and some other countries are only good to visit occasionally. I’m Italian American with dual citizenship and just the bureaucracy to renew my Italian passport is a painful experience, they claim that my records can’t be found! And yet I have three Italian passports issued and renewed several times in the past 60 years, go figure.

    • @robpet4424
      @robpet4424 15 дней назад +5

      They want $$$$ to find your papers....😅

    • @DM-hd4xm
      @DM-hd4xm 7 дней назад +1

      @@robpet4424 you are absolutely right,the found my brother and sister but they can’t find me!

  • @jennifernewell2530
    @jennifernewell2530 3 месяца назад +30

    We have a saying in America: "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." You see a lot of the problems with Italy, and I see all of the problems living here in America. Italy looks like heaven to me. (Everything is more expensive in America, like housing, college, health care, etc. And so many people have guns here that it's dangerous to go to the grocery store, school, work, the mall, or anywhere in public, for fear of being shot or a part of a mass shooting.) I haven't yet started my citizenship process, and I won't be able to move there for a few years, but I am so excited to leave America and make Italy my home someday! 😍

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  3 месяца назад +11

      We also say so😀, you are certainly right, I was talking about it just last week with some British people who are unhappy with Brexit. In the end I have always talked about how beautiful Italy is in this channel, and it certainly is for many people, but it must be remembered that the perfect country does not exist. Based on the problems that a nation has, you can choose where to live, for example I do not recommend Northern Italy and the cities

    • @strikedn
      @strikedn Месяц назад +2

      @@youritaliandream Perchè, cosa ci sarebbe di così brutto al Nord? Sentiamo.

    • @simondrozdek6336
      @simondrozdek6336 Месяц назад +3

      @@youritaliandream why you dont recommend Northern Italy? (planning to relocate to more rural area in Liguria)

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  Месяц назад +2

      You're right to leave the USA‼️ #movetoitaly #liveinitaly

    • @fabianpatrizio2865
      @fabianpatrizio2865 12 дней назад

      Just what Italy needs...another woke American coming over and forcing their Sh**t on Italians

  • @BestLifePlanet-yk2tn
    @BestLifePlanet-yk2tn 9 дней назад +4

    You are a riot!! Thanks for advising!!!!!

  • @Meredith-J
    @Meredith-J 2 месяца назад +10

    It’s not dangerous to walk around in Milan during the say - that’s ridiculous. It’s also not dangerous to ride the subway.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +4

      You can say this to the policeman stabbed 2 days ago and another one in the hospital. Every person who lives there knows that Milan (all cities now) has become dangerous, certainly not London but from week to week it gets worse. Funny to say that the subway is not dangerous.

    • @Starfish2145
      @Starfish2145 Месяц назад +1

      How would you know ? He’s Italian. He lives there.

    • @strikedn
      @strikedn Месяц назад +6

      @@Starfish2145 i live in Milan and he's talking total bullshit.

    • @strikedn
      @strikedn Месяц назад +6

      @@youritaliandream i live in Milan and I've never been stabbed, mugged or attacked and I use the underground everyday. Nobody I know who lives here has ever experienced this. 1.500.000 people live In Milan and of course there are criminals like in ANY big city around the world but to portray Milan as a sort of Caracas is beyond ridiculous .

    • @FecitAnon
      @FecitAnon Месяц назад +1

      @@youritaliandream I live in Rome and I'm Italian. Everything he says is true. I wish it weren't, of course.

  • @upnorth2421
    @upnorth2421 2 месяца назад +14

    Sounds weirdly comforting. I'm from Finland and we have the same problems. Mounting deficit, problems in health care, bureaucracy. Also this year my region had snowfall from October to beginning of May. Gas price at 1.99/litre. We are looking for a second home in Italy, and it's good to know that not everything is going to be different 😂 Home sweet EU❤

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +1

      That's right hahaha, sweet home Eu🤣

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  Месяц назад

      The price of gas keeps increasing, but it always seems low😳 #movetoitaly

  • @marisacastledejoncaire6674
    @marisacastledejoncaire6674 8 дней назад +4

    Very, very true. I have been tearing my hair out trying to get my house renovated. Nobody is ever available to do the work (or even give me a quote)! And it took me two years to obtain a permit for a pool - a permit due to expire, probably before I can get some workers in to build it.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  5 дней назад

      The bureaucracy in Italy is something incredible. #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @user-oi2uq3fi6q
    @user-oi2uq3fi6q Месяц назад

    Thank you for your video, very informative

  • @kikkus
    @kikkus 2 месяца назад +5

    There are RUclipsrs who only highlight the positive aspects or only the negative aspects. Few are those who are good at telling you the truth. You are among those who only show the negative sides.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад

      Better a conscious transfer than a transfer with eyes closed and finding yourself disappointed, I recommend watching the other videos on the channel, you may be surprised😃❤

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  Месяц назад

      On this channel, I only speak badly about Italy. Could it be true?💁‍♂️ #movetoitaly

  • @fabianosansao9343
    @fabianosansao9343 2 месяца назад +4

    Absolutely love the honesty. I love loneliness.

  • @DanielHBuchmann
    @DanielHBuchmann 17 дней назад +4

    How do Italians feel about foreigners buying up homes? That’s the one thing that concerns me about making the move. Of course I would do my best to assimilate to the culture, and would hope to feel welcome.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  11 дней назад

      What do Italians think of foreigners who move to Italy? #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @messenger8139
    @messenger8139 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you..As a prospective expat you have sufficiently scared the hell out of me on several levels to even consider living in Italy. Success!

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  Месяц назад

      Even though Italy is a nightmare in many ways, with a good strategy it can be ideal #movetoitaly

  • @briancossey4773
    @briancossey4773 Месяц назад +4

    Figures.
    Might want to take this perspective from someone that was always rushing around to do others bidding. After 10 years in the U.S. military, I woke up one morning to realize too much of my life was gone for generations that would take it for granted; I then instead decided to live for myself.
    Even though I cannot get those lost 10 years back, I CAN at least offer advice to those with an open eye and an open mind: don't live to work as they do in America. Work to live, and after the day of work is done, ENJOY life as it was meant to be enjoyed.
    The corporations of America only exist to make money for the shareholders; you are an exploitable resource to be used until you are no longer usable, and then you will be replaced or just discarded. THAT is the reality of the American "dream" now.
    It is only after those of us have woken up and realized the nightmare we live in, only then do we decide to leave America to go someplace (like Italy) where we can actually LIVE life.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  9 дней назад

      Make the most of your time in life #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @rosagreco2778
    @rosagreco2778 2 месяца назад +2

    Bravo e verita`

  • @ForgingMyLife
    @ForgingMyLife 2 месяца назад +3

    This video does indeed highlight some serious problems with Italy. I agree, that telling the truth is important and people need to know the good with the bad. As you say, there is no perfect country. Italy has many, many good reasons to stay and some not. I deed it is up to the individual.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад

      That's right, many people have too high expectations and are disappointed

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  Месяц назад

      The perfect country doesn't exist, there are problems everywhere🙄 #movetoitaly

  • @rodneysolgonick7021
    @rodneysolgonick7021 Месяц назад +4

    This sounds like the US but with much less debt. And, at least Italy has a literate population not dying of mental illness and obesity from a WallStreet sponsored diet supported by a regulatory captured FDA promoting toxic waste under the guise of "nutrition standards."

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  10 дней назад

      Difference between USA and Italy #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @vincentantony820
    @vincentantony820 15 дней назад +1

    I can agree if you vernier from the main roots the state of some of the roads and pot holes are unbeliveble

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  11 дней назад

      The roads in Italy are terrible 😞 #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @athenagiovani9956
    @athenagiovani9956 10 дней назад +2

    I ❤ Italy 🇮🇹

  • @yvanapantino273
    @yvanapantino273 Месяц назад +2

    So nothing much has changed when it comes to the incompetency of the Italian government since I lived in Italy in the 70s and 80s. The bureaucracy was not such a big problem back then as it appears it is today. However, the same Big Government incompetence is happening in every country around the world in lock step with a One World System, including Australia where I now live. But as American futurist Buckminster Fuller once said: "You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete."

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  9 дней назад

      A football match and a bottle of beer are enough to make Italians forget their problems #movetoitaly

  • @user-lo3em1pn1u
    @user-lo3em1pn1u 2 месяца назад

    What area are you living in and renting property in?

  • @tiziana5247
    @tiziana5247 2 дня назад +1

    In Italia si dice:
    " Chi disprezza compra."
    😂😂😂

  • @goodphone156
    @goodphone156 2 месяца назад +2

    I don't know if this people is Italian or not , but if he is ,to degrade one's country is stupid !!

  • @albertobracetti1578
    @albertobracetti1578 14 дней назад +1

    That usually happens if you deal with banks if you have cash you don't have to worry about that

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  7 дней назад

      Buying a house in Italy with a suitcase full of money #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @kevinhenault434
    @kevinhenault434 2 месяца назад +8

    We have many expat friends that have purchased and renovated properties within 6 to 8 months all over Italy. Most live there full time and have thriving rental businesses. They use all services including banks, contractors and the healthcare system. Most of what you complain about is happening all over the world in many countries. We live in Costa Rica and the services are far more irritating to deal with than in Italy. If you love a place then you put up with its problems or move away. The U.S. is not in 34 Trillion worth of debt because things are going well.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +3

      I agree with you that there is someone who is comfortable in Italy but you have to confront the various experiences well without generalizing, for sure in Italy there are excellent opportunities to do business, but much less good are the taxation and the bureaucracy (the second most complicated in Europe) slows it all down. The laws are unclear and it is impossible to comply with them 100%. It is an ideal place for those who have patience to wait months or years to make a visit to the hospital (unlike the USA, health care for citizens is not paid) and have no problem paying for public transport services that do not work. If you come to Italy with the idea of finding a country that is not perfect, that's fine, but very often those who move have too high expectations and are disappointed.🤷‍♂

    • @kevinhenault434
      @kevinhenault434 2 месяца назад +2

      @@youritaliandream Agreed, the general trend we have seen in many countries is the two year rule. You have the Goldilocks year that people can put up with just about anything. In the second year all of the irritants sink in and they accept it or move on. We have been to Italy 4 times and find it easier than what we deal with in Costa Rica in terms of daily living. Moving there from countries that run more smoothly will give people fits for sure. I will not argue that with anyone but many love it and many don’t. If Italy doesn’t get the population numbers up they will definitely have major problems in the future paying for public services.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +2

      @@kevinhenault434 Yes, the problem of the population is very serious. Here there is the risk that the pension system will no longer hold up (personally I believe that in 10 years there will be no more pensions in Italy). Families are not motivated to have children in a country where average salaries are lower since 1990 (today's data), meritocracy does not exist and corruption in the public sector is getting worse and worse (yesterday they arrested another regional governor), but many will say you have the sea, the sun and food hahah

    • @ClaudioCappelli-ip5ej
      @ClaudioCappelli-ip5ej 16 дней назад +2

      @@youritaliandream
      Nella Sanità in Italia, devi aspettare solo se non hai un problema acuto e non decidi di pagare privatamente (cosa che comunque ti costerà assai meno che in America).
      Se hai un infarto negli USA e non hai una buona assicurazione o questa (come è successo) non te la porti dietro, ti lasciano morire in strada!
      In Italia pure se sei un senzatetto o uno straniero arrivato da cinque minuti, vieni curato subito e spesso dai migliori medici e gratuitamente.
      Incluse analisi, operazioni d'urenza e vitto e alloggio ospedaliero!
      Persino se hai una assicurazione eccellente, negli USA gli addetti dell'auto-ambulanza si devono mettere a cercare l'ospedale con cui sei convenzionato, e lì ti conducono anche se sta dall'altra parte della città, con quello più vicino a cento metri!
      Follie!
      D'altra paerte ci sarà una ragione, per la quale in Italia la vita media è tra le più lunghe al mondo e cinque anni superiore a quella USA.
      Per quanto riguarda i trasporti, il sistema ferroviario in Italia è straordinariamente migliore di quello USA e quindi non capisco davvero cosa dici!
      In healthcare in Italy, you wait only if you don't decide to pay privately (which will still cost you much less than in America) or don't have an acute problem.
      If you have a heart attack in the USA and don't have good insurance or (as happened) you don't carry it with you, you die on the street!
      In Italy even if you are homeless are treated immediately (in a few minutes) and often by the best doctors and for free.
      Including tests, emergency operations and hospital food and accommodation!
      Even if you have excellent insurance, in the USA the ambulance workers look for the hospital with which you have agreement even if it's on the other side of the city, with the closest a hundred meters away!
      On the other hand, there must be a reason why in Italy the average lifespan is among the longest in the world and five years higher than that in the USA.
      As far as transportation goes, the rail system in Italy is extraordinarily better than the US one so I really don't understand what you're saying!

    • @svetlanaspasojevic1689
      @svetlanaspasojevic1689 5 дней назад

      And migrants will solve the problem,wright? ​@@youritaliandream

  • @goodphone156
    @goodphone156 2 месяца назад +1

    Certain problems are in all places in the world, but emphasizing to discourage people from going there ,is stupid if you are from that country!!

  • @BobbyB3rd
    @BobbyB3rd 7 дней назад +2

    Lol.. if you dont know a country and its people you probably shouldn't live there. I want to live in Europe for the transportation system. Lol this is hilarious.. i pay more for my electricity in the US at least 3 times more than i woulin Italy lol

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  5 дней назад

      Difference in electricity costs between the USA and Italy #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @dennywhite2237
    @dennywhite2237 8 дней назад +2

    ecco bravo rimani in america !!!! li e' tutto perfetto...

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  5 дней назад

      Italians solve their own problems by thinking about those of others. #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @Starfish2145
    @Starfish2145 Месяц назад

    Does bribing the authorities work for permits?

  • @sidequestsally
    @sidequestsally 2 месяца назад

    Just watching this gave me anxiety. Message received lol

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +1

      It was my goal, better to warn people who have the idea of coming to Italy, everything is not perfect. But at the same time if you are flexible, Italy can give a lot of motivation to come here. I recommend you see some videos I uploaded where I talk about the positive factors

  • @nudawn110
    @nudawn110 8 дней назад

    totaaaaly amusing rhetoric bro. usa-tians still love italy and absolutely nothing will change that. koz far too many italians will not forsake their cherished heritage and sympatico spirit.. forze italia. tchus,,,,,,

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  6 дней назад

      Americans adore Italy, and we know it. #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @matiagheorghies298
    @matiagheorghies298 8 дней назад +1

    Ao what the hell ar you talking about of italy

  • @santopino756
    @santopino756 4 дня назад

    Look a Maccaronica Englisha speaker.

  • @rkdas2111
    @rkdas2111 5 дней назад

    Yoi should learn how to install the AC yourself.

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  3 дня назад

      Renovating a house by yourself in Italy #movetoitaly #realestate

  • @alfredocesarano757
    @alfredocesarano757 2 месяца назад +4

    This picture is quite far-fetched. You are depicting Italy as a basket case, which is unfair. Honestly I don’t know where you come from but quote a place where things are perfect as you wish, with no bureaucracy and where the plumbers come to say hi as soon as you arrive at the airport and houses are self-built. On the other concerns about safety, like self-combusting buses or widespread crime, I do not even bother to answer. That’s a lie. You are describing Italy as a demilitarised zone. Good luck with the selling of the book. It is about that, isn’t it?

    • @youritaliandream
      @youritaliandream  2 месяца назад +4

      Thank you Alfredo for the good wishes of the book, I really appreciate it. I also recommend the culinary books of the regions, they can be very interesting. The book of Sicily is in high demand at the moment. Since you were very interested in this video, I suggest you go and see the other videos on the channel, so you will understand what I am talking about and you can judge the book not only by the cover 😃❤ P.s. Thank you for making everyone understand that I sell books, maybe on the information of the channel and in the cover photo it is not well understood, if you are interested I also do advice

    • @Starfish2145
      @Starfish2145 Месяц назад +2

      He’s giving an accurate picture in many respects.

    • @alfredocesarano757
      @alfredocesarano757 Месяц назад +1

      @@Starfish2145 buy the book.

    • @mbdailu3149
      @mbdailu3149 Месяц назад

      @@alfredocesarano757I bought it

  • @mafalda452
    @mafalda452 4 дня назад +2

    you didn't understand shit about the 110% bonus.