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alsh_7878 · ‎02-12-2023

Hi I’m an Australian and I have been living in Italy for 1 year and I am now completing a coppia di fatto with my Italian partner and I will not be aloud to take a job contract for 3 months and I’d like to make money online. I have an Australian business number and many qualifications in the hairdressing industry so I’d like to start a small business selling educational videos and hair products and accessories in Australia while I am living here, I would also like to sell things here, is this at all possible to have an international business with my Australian business number while living in Italy

domino-710 · ‎10-12-2023

Sandy - I took the 3 months to be after the defacto recognition in Italy - to be able to work.

No mention of returning to here mentioned.

Not sure why the ' disguised ' bit was mentioned - we all are.

sandypebbles · ‎10-12-2023

That's the thing is'nt it?

Why mention 'disguised' when it is totally unnecessary

I took the

I will not be aloud (sic) to take a job contract for 3 months

as 'returning to work (my bad there)

But disguised is an odd way to say 'another ID'

domino-710 · ‎10-12-2023

@sugar249 wrote:
@domino-710 wrote:

What you intend to sell does not require postage - so that hurdle is not applicable.

I'm confused how are they going to get the hair products and accessories to the buyers.

The videos - no problem.

The products - LOL - International Post - with problems for postage & delivery times.

That's why - I said - surely you can figure it out.

domino-710 · ‎10-12-2023

Got to love the Italians :

How long do you need to be in Italy before getting married? The answer is: usually 2-3 days are enough, there are no residency requirements, but depending on your nationality and city of your marriage, you may need to be in Italy at least 10 days before getting married.

Would have been more time effective. lol