Is 1200 USD too much for a student traveling in italy?ASAP.HElp!!?
Hotel, tours, breakfast and dinner is paid for. I have to pay for lunch,soveniers, and shopping. Spwnding Money, Not the price of the trip!!
Other - Italy - 2 Answers
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That's actually really cheap. I went to Italy over spring break in 2008 and it was almost 3000 and it included hotel, tour, breakfast, dinner, tips, and airfare.
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It's impossible to say without knowing how long you're going to be here and what kinds of souvenirs you'll buy. It would be easy to spend a lot more than that on one item in the fashion district in Milan for example. Generally, you can count on about 10 to 15 euro for lucnch although you could go even cheaper than that with panini or pizza by the slice. I was in Ferrara for the Palio yesterday and had a very good bigolata tartufato, tea, and coffee for 12 euro and that included an aperatif, bread, and some cookies. You could also very easily end up spending $100 for a branzino (sea bass) in Venice if you're not careful. You can use an ATM card here to withdraw money, so you could bring less cash and use the ATM if you need more. Too much isn't really a problem - you just don't spend what you don't need. People have more of a problem with too little cash. An ATM is called a bancomat here - they're widely available and most are on the major international circuits.
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Monday, October 28, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
What is it like being a foreign exchange student?
What is it like being a foreign exchange student?
I'm from the USA, and I was thinking about taking a foreign exchange trip my junior year of high school for 11 months. I would be leaving so much behind, so I need to know if it is worth it to be an exchange student. We can go to the UK, Austria, Brazil, Italy, Guatomala, Russia, Japan, and many more countries. Please, help would be needed!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cool! You'll surely never regret making such a move! Check into it more deeply. I'd suggest going where they speak a language you are studying.
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I'm from the USA, and I was thinking about taking a foreign exchange trip my junior year of high school for 11 months. I would be leaving so much behind, so I need to know if it is worth it to be an exchange student. We can go to the UK, Austria, Brazil, Italy, Guatomala, Russia, Japan, and many more countries. Please, help would be needed!
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cool! You'll surely never regret making such a move! Check into it more deeply. I'd suggest going where they speak a language you are studying.
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Monday, October 7, 2013
Thinking of buying laptop from USA. I am living in italy do they ship it?
Thinking of buying laptop from USA. I am living in italy do they ship it?
i am a student in italy. i want to buy the laptop from lenovo USA. How much I have to pay extra for importing it into italy.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Call or mail them in any sort and ask for shipping services if it is free of it needs payment. You can just buy in internet like ebay,amazon etc. Some offer free shiping and fast delivery. Make sure you will not be cheated .
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i am a student in italy. i want to buy the laptop from lenovo USA. How much I have to pay extra for importing it into italy.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Call or mail them in any sort and ask for shipping services if it is free of it needs payment. You can just buy in internet like ebay,amazon etc. Some offer free shiping and fast delivery. Make sure you will not be cheated .
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special focus on laptops just in http://www.laptopeoples.blogspot.com
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Should i open a bank account in Milan, Italy for a year student exchange ?
Should i open a bank account in Milan, Italy for a year student exchange ?
I am from London, UK. I am was born in England so yes i qualify as an EU Student, just to get that out of the way lol. I would like to know should i open an Italian account while i am on my year long exchange or should i stick to my home bank account [Lloyds TSB] Would it be more useful and cheaper [no international fees from home bank lol] to just open an Italian account? Any information you might be able to give would be appreciated thanks!
Personal Finance - 1 Answers
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YES it will be cheaper. I recently discovered (after traveling a year) that each ATM machine was charging me $7.49 USD to make a withdrawal PLUS a $19.50 currency exchange fee. Open an Italian account, wire the funds you need and have them available to you locally at a better price.
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I am from London, UK. I am was born in England so yes i qualify as an EU Student, just to get that out of the way lol. I would like to know should i open an Italian account while i am on my year long exchange or should i stick to my home bank account [Lloyds TSB] Would it be more useful and cheaper [no international fees from home bank lol] to just open an Italian account? Any information you might be able to give would be appreciated thanks!
Personal Finance - 1 Answers
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YES it will be cheaper. I recently discovered (after traveling a year) that each ATM machine was charging me $7.49 USD to make a withdrawal PLUS a $19.50 currency exchange fee. Open an Italian account, wire the funds you need and have them available to you locally at a better price.
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