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"Keeping looking for the "right" place. Be willing to compromise on the small things. Make your home a nice place to go to when you feel overwhelmed--make sure it has your personality and is comfortable. Don't get the TV hooked-up for 6 months. Get out and find out about the neighborhood, social groups and learn Italian," said a member in Torino, Italy.

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Become ‘Italian for a While’ with IFA! Learn in Italy on a 1-week to 12-month program - open to students, young adults, graduates, digital nomads, professionals, groups, faculty-led programs, and more. Take courses at an accredited school while immersing yourself in the language, life, and culture among your international peers. Submit an inquiry with IFA to learn more.
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"Turin is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage and a great quality of life. Expats should be aware that the cost of living in Turin is relatively high, so it is important to budget accordingly. It is also important to note that the city is quite spread out, so having a car or reliable public transportation is essential. Additionally, the weather in Turin can be quite unpredictable, so it is important to be prepared for all types of weather. Finally, it is important to note that the language spoken in Turin is Italian, so it is beneficial to learn some basic Italian before moving to the city," remarked another expat who made the move to Turin, Italy.