Property Insurance in Italy

Seen as a fundamental right, health is a major concern in Italy - regarded as a public interest of the state - and protected with the help of the SSN (Servicio Sanitaris Nazionale). In 1978, Italy's health care system was established to provide universal health care, wherein patients are covered for tests, medications, surgeries during hospitalization, family doctor visits and medical assistance that is provided by pediatricians and other specialists. Read More >

Dipped headlights are mandatory in the event of low visibility and while traveling through tunnels, open roads, dual carriageways and motorways. Visibility Tests are mandatory and should be enough for the number of passengers in the car. Read More >

You can buy medicines from a chemist (farmacia) denoted by the sign of a red or green cross on a white background. They are open for business from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm. In certain towns and cities farmacias may be open for 24 hours. Read More >