History / Basics
The Vatican City is the world’s smallest sovereign state, covering an area of less than 1 square km. Explore the vast expanse of St Peter’s Basilica, the collections at the Vatican Museum and the grandeur of the Sistine Chapel.
Vatican City State was founded following the signing of the Lateran Pacts between the Holy See and Italy on February 11th 1929.
Vatican City is an independent state, the temporal seat of the Pope, head of the worldwide Catholic Church; entirely surrounded by the city of Rome, in Italy.
With 109 acres (44 hectares) within its walls, the Vatican is easily traveled by foot; however, most of this area is inaccessible to tourists. The most popular areas open to tourists are the St. Peter’s basilica and the Vatican Museums.
Finding Work
With a population of around 840 people in the whole country, the Vatican City really does not offer much in the way of employment opportunities. Despite this there are almost 2,400 general workers that make up its work force.http://www.careers.org/international/vatican-cityhttp://www.indeed.com/q-Vatican-jobs.htmlhttp://www.tiptopjob.com/search/jobs-by-location/c/vat_-vatican-city
Get Paid to Teach English Abroad in Vatican City with a TEFL/TESOL Certification. A job teaching English in the Vatican City is a fantastic way to live overseas and get paid to travel the world! Armed with an International TEFL Academy TEFL/TESOL certification, you will be able to work abroad teaching English while getting paid. After taking our course, you can quickly begin working in major cities throughout the Vatican City, Europe, and the rest of the world.http://www.internationalteflacademy.com/contact-for-tefl-certification-goabroad-multiple-listings-2-right-form
Accommodation / Mobile / Tax Registration
Staying in a monastery or convent guest house in Vatican is a unique alternative to mainstream hotel accommodation. Open to all, these guest houses give you a true insight in to life in Vatican – a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of Vatican and experience a hospitality tradition that has been around for 1500+ years. Review the monastery and convent accommodation for Vatican, choose your rooms and book today! You may check some websites..http://www.lonelyplanet.com/vatican-city/hotelshttp://www.accomodationsrome.com/en/Rome_Vaticanhttp://www.monasterystays.com/?a=destination&b=Italy/Lazio/Rome/Vaticanhttps://www.expedia.com/Vatican-City-Hotels.d6052608.Travel-Guide-Hotels
Taxation :
There are no taxes, no restrictions on the import or export of funds, and no customs or excise duties payable in the Vatican City. Employees of the Vatican pay no income tax and no customs duty on gasoline or goods that they buy in the Vatican. Non-Italians enjoy allowances on their monthly salaries.