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Italy work permit
Italy admits most non-EU workers through the annual Decreto Flussi quota. The employer obtains a Nulla Osta (work clearance), after which you apply for the entry visa and, once in Italy, the permesso di soggiorno.
Main routes
- Decreto Flussi — subordinate work — quota-based seasonal and non-seasonal employment.
- EU Blue Card — outside quota, for highly qualified roles.
- Intra-company transfer — for assignments within a group.
Core requirements
- Italian employer willing to file the Nulla Osta within the quota window
- Passport valid beyond the intended stay
- Proof of suitable accommodation in Italy
- Signed contract of stay (contratto di soggiorno)
- Qualification or experience evidence for the role
How the process works
- Step 1 — Eligibility check and quota timing plan.
- Step 2 — Employer files the Nulla Osta with the Sportello Unico.
- Step 3 — Entry visa application at the Italian consulate.
- Step 4 — Arrival, contract of stay and permesso di soggiorno filing.
Official references
Quota windows, requirements and timelines are set by Italian authorities and change each year. Friendship Immigration provides advisory and documentation support only.
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General information only. This page does not constitute legal advice, an eligibility decision or a guarantee of visa approval, processing time or invitation to apply. Immigration rules change frequently; verify current requirements on the official government website of the destination country.