Do people who live in San Marino need work visas to work in Italy?

[they don't love you like i love you]

And vice-versa? I was thinking it'd be pretty crappy if you were born in San Marino and couldn't easily move to the good parts of Italy (Milan!), but if you were born in the Italian countryside right outside of it you could.

Actually I have read that since San Marino is so small they don't think they could establish an independent unbiased judiciary (the odds of them knowing someone involved in the case are way way too high), so their judiciary is made up exclusively of Italian citizens.

[minionofmidas]

San Marino has almost twice as many citizens as it has inhabitants because people from the villages around get born in San Marino's superior hospitals ... so I guess not.

[Undisguised Sockpuppet]

I don't think people in EU nations need work visas to work in other EU nations.

[Cubby]

I don't think people in EU nations need work visas to work in other EU nations.

San Marino isn't in the EU. So there might be more restrictions. I know with Lichtenstein, its larger neighbors provide a lot of services for it (Mail and others)