Italian work visa conditions

In order to get a work visa, you must find a job before entering Italy, and the employer will complete most visa applications on behalf of the social situation. It should be noted that Italy adopts a quota system for most occupations, which means that only when all standards are met and quota restrictions are not met can a work visa be obtained.

Usually, the employer company needs to apply for authorization from the local local government. After successful application, the employer will obtain the "work authorization" of the applicant, and the local municipal government will inform the Italian embassy in the country of residence to provide an entry visa for no more than 30 days. Once the entry visa is approved, there will be six months to get a work visa from the local Italian embassy.

Applicants with skilled and binding job opportunities/contracts from countries outside the EU can apply for the EU Blue Card. /zd/ym