Meet new people and network with international folks at Santa Maria Bistrot & Old Pub in the Historical Center of Rome near the sacred area of Largo di Torre Argentina, which has the remains of four of the oldest temples in the capital.
Don’t be shy! Fun professionals from all over the world are waiting to connect with you. Don’t hesitate to bring your partner, friends, flatmates, or colleagues with you.
What kind of people attend our event? All ages from 18 years old to our retired expats, and we blend in fine together. We have 60 to 80 people that attend, and it’s best to always reserve. If you do not receive our newsletter it’s a good idea to sign up here.
Are you new to our network and meetup? The best thing is to greet the host first or before sitting so that we can help you meet others.
Where: @SantaMariaBistrot Largo di Torre Argentina on Via Arenula 20/a , 00186 RM
When: Tuesday, May 9th @19:30
Cost: Entrance is FREE, and they offer an aperitif €14, including food and one drink. If you are NOT eating, sit at the bar so that people eating can sit at the tables.
How to participate? Click BOOK NOW and you are all set ( There is no email to confirm booking, we will see you on Tuesday).
Looking for friends & connections? Ask for Adriana or Julia
Looking for help with Italian bureaucracy? Ask for Patrizia or Ivano
Other services and resources through our network:
• All relocation services: Immigration, Citizenship & Visas
• Startup programs and free resources
• Free consultancy for startup
• Italian language lessons
• Assistance with buying property in Italy
• Commercialisti ( USA/ITALY)
• Authentication & Legalization
• Certified translations
• Apostille
• Notary USA & ITALY
• USA money order service
• Obtaining documents in the USA and Italy
• Assistance with buying property in Italy
• Apply for bank loans
• Dichiarazione di Valore
• U.S immigration Assistance Provider
• USA FBI fingerprinting
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