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"Ciao! I am an American citizen from Colorado. I bought a second home in Umbria in December, 2022. I plan to go back and forth for now. My plan is to move to Italy fulltime in the next 3-5 years. I am in the process of getting Italian citizenship. All of my grandparents emigrated from Italy to the US. I am doing the reverse. Italy definitely feels like home to me. I call the pull it has on me genetic homing." - UmbrianGuy

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"I want to file visa application (under tourist category) for my family while I have already got visa, type D, for 365 days to carry out postdoctoral research in an Italian university. The university said in the hosting agreement that it will cover the medical insurance coverage for me and for my family during their stay in Italy. The university personnel already intimated the Italian Embassy in India that my family will be covered by SSN and it is their responsibility to get us registered. I wonder if in that case I can leave aside the overseas medical insurance for 30,000 Euro/person required for the tourist visa. Please share your views." - sandip1976

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