what would i need to learn in order to immigrate to Rome??
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Technically you need a visa if you're going to be there longer than 2 weeks.  The truth of the matter is it is very hard to get a visa without first having a job there. The good news is you can live in Rome without any documentation (outside of a passport).  I did it there for 2 years (teaching English).  I have met people that have been there for 7 years without proper documentation.  The govt. realizes how beaurucratic the system is and they won't give you any problems unless you are doing something illegal.  If you can get the papers try, but if you can't and want to go there...go there anyways!
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html\n\ncheck this site choose the option that fits you and you will get the info needed
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Go to college,  go to seminary, become a priest,  work very hard for years and years.  Get appointed a Bishop by Rome.  You are then concecrated by three other Bishops.\n\nwww.unitycatholic.org
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I would imagine the only thing you would need is your passport.  But take along your actual birth certificate too.
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yeah , I'm Sicilian and the best way to learn is to go volunteer at your local , Sicilian social club . most of the elders are really happy to keep the old ways alive .\ni am proud of our heritage , and I'm glad you are exploring how to be true to it . please go if you can , everything there is more colourful , tastes better , and even the air is filled with perfume ! (i volunteered on a cruise ship so i could go in collage ) good luck!
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I like rome.... It's real beautiful there and the history is fascinating. I'll even e-mail you details if you would like.
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Check out the VSO (see http://www.vso.org.uk/ -- no I don't work for them!). You can get a chance to change the world a bit and travel, experience a new culture.\nAlternatively, dive deeper into the culture where you are, or back in Australia. All around you every day are people living lives so very different from your own. Someone near you needs help, someone near you might be that person who can help you!\nHere's an idea: Early tomorrow morning the Home Office may be trying to grab an asylum seeker for deportation. There are groups in Edinburgh who block these actions and get people to safety. You have the freedom to travel and live where you like as an accident of birth, pass it on (and meet some fascinating people while you do). \nHere's another: in a primary school near you there's a kid who has trouble learning to read. Do a deal with your boss to volunteer as a reading helping twice a week. See http://www.volunteeredinburgh.org.uk/opportunities/default.asp for more info...
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If you really want to learn, I suggest you join the Yahoo! Groups Italian. I've been a member for a number of years. There are people from all over the world who are either learning Italian or who are Italian and help us out!\n\nbuona fortuna!
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I studied International Relations at the University of Amsterdam. http://www.english.uva.nl/ They have classes for foreign students too. You can also study it in Rome (try Sapienza university) or at Trinity in Dublin http://www.tcd.ie/courses/faculty/social_and_human_sciences.php.
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Are you kidding?  Absolutely!  I knew a girl who paid her own way through college getting grants and what not and was still able to get a semester in Rome.  Learn the language the semester before you go and save as much money as you possibly can.  It is easy to travel to lots of countries from Rome and they seemed to make it easy for students to take the time to travel - unlike some other areas.  I had a cousin who went to England and she worked hard and didn't see much.\n\nOf course the friend who went to Rome went on the art program and took a light course load and my cousin was working in pre-med - could also have been the difference.\n\nThe point is that any time that anyone can travel to another country they should abosolutely do it.  NOTHING shows you more of what a wonderous world we live in and how diverse we can be - or how wonderful home is.  Go!  Go!
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I dont know.\n\nWhy not try contacting SBS which is a government run television and radio network set up for migrants.  They have an Italian radio program and also the largest subtitling unit in the world.\n\nTry SBS.com.au or sbs.net.au or sbs.org.au and look for how to contact them.  If you put 'for italian radio program' in the header you could probably even write the querie in italian.
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accept it. You can always take an internet course in italian or listen to tapes to help, or just take classes there to learn. Think how many people would love to have that chance!
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You may want to check out the immigration website and see how you go about it. check source below.
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If it very difficult if you do it the right way.. The best, easiest way is to learn Spanish, become a Catholic if you are not already one, go t Mexico and then come up to the U.S.... Sneak in!.. Get to a Catholic church and the church will hide you in ones of their halfway houses that is off limits to the police and the INS and then they can get you a false ID card.. the other way is once you are in the U.S. via Mexico, etc, go to any of the hundreds of welfare offices, work-related offices, etc and bribe the Mexican gal or guy who is working there. That is how thousands of driver's licenses, green cards, social welfare, etc papers are gotten..
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check out this site it might help\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome
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Right, i'm no expert, but here's what I was able to find: \n\nhttp://www.du.edu/~etuttle/classics/latin/learnlat.htm a few free lessons \n\nhttp://www.byki.com/fls/gla1/latin?gclid=CL-y2NKN6ogCFSoMQgodbgLopA this looks quite prommising - a free programme that teaches the Latin language - but if I were you, i'd nose around the site and check it doesn't install spyware before going ahead and downloading\n\nhttp://www.wannalearn.com/Academic_Subjects/World_Languages/Latin/ This site has quite a few links to learning Latin online\n\nIf you're familiar with Wikipedia, check out wikibooks, which has free textbooks online.  You can use these to help you learn :o) \n\nGood luck!
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Get a job, save your money, get a passport a travel visa to Italy and buy a round trip ticket and book hotel accomodations.  \n\nIt takes money my dear.  Hard earned money.  Get to work.