Italy is the most beautiful country in the world. It is the eye catch of many tourists, students and workers who desire to live or work in Italy. The Italian government is keeping a close eye on issuing over 15,000 work permits to non-EU countries in 2024 as the workforce of the country keeps on growing day by day. Visa for seasonal work is most common in Italy and it’s a long-term visa. It is the main entry of jobs in Italy.
DECRETO FLUSSI VISA
This is a long term visa valid for nine months for individuals offered a job in Italy.
Requirements
1.Job seekers must first of all win a job offer from an employer in Italy. This is always the first step in order to follow the rightful criteria of acquiring all the necessary documents and requirements and in the end move to Italy for a job.
Most employers need workforce in the following areas.
Agricultural sector
- . Fruit pickers
- Harvesters
- . planters
- . Cultivators
- . Farm machinery operator
Building and construction sector
- . Plumbers
- . Electricians
- . Welders
- . Builders
- . Painters
- . Architects
- . Security guards
Hospitality
- . Chefs
- . waiters
- . Cleaners
- . Security guards
- . Managers
Industrial sector
- . Packers
- . Loaders
- . Cleaners
- . Security guards
- . Transporters
1.Click here to apply for job in Italy.
2.Apply for a work permit. This is also done by the employer. This is a strict domestic process approved by the government. A company provides a full proof of a job offer to a foreign national. The work permit proves a valid way to stay in the nation.
3.Apply for a visa. Once a work permit has been correctly obtained. A seasonal work visa can be applied through the Italian consulate of the home country. A valid passport is often required.
4.Obtaining a permanent residence. Once permit once you arrive in Italy in a span of eight days. Residence permit corresponds to the wo and duration of stay for work in Italy for work.