- Wide range of jobs in tourism, hospitality, manufacturing, farming, logistics, and IT.
- Opportunities for long-term residency and citizenship.
- Access to skill training and professional development.
- A supportive expat community in major cities such as Rome, Milan, and Naples.
- Business-friendly environment for investment and entrepreneurship.
- Strategic EU location for travel and business.
- Flexible work options and growing demand for seasonal and skilled workers.
- Tax benefits in specific regions and sectors.
- Safe and stable place to live and work.
- Government assistance for foreign workers, work permits, and job placement.
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Why apply for a Italy work visa?
- Over 200,000+ job vacancies every year in sectors like agriculture, factories, hospitality, construction, and logistics.
- Average salary ranges from €1,200 to €1,800 per month, depending on the job.
- Standard working hours are 40 hours per week with paid overtime and legal benefits.
- Access to Europe’s strong social security, insurance, and healthcare system for a better and safer work life.
- Affordable living in many cities, with a high standard of lifestyle, culture, food, and travel opportunities across Italy and Europe.
Benefits of working in Italy
Types of Italy Work Permits for Non-EU Citizens:
- National (Type D) Employment Visa
- Temporary Residence Permit for Employment
- Seasonal Work Visa (Agriculture & Tourism)
- EU Blue Card for Highly Skilled Professionals
- Intra-Company Transfer Work Permit
- Digital Nomad Visa (Remote Work)
- Special Purpose Residence Permits (Business, Family, Study, Investment, etc.)
In-Demand Industries and Occupations in Italy
|
Country/Nationality (Eligible to Apply) |
Category |
Occupation |
Eligible for Males |
Eligible for Females |
Age Requirement |
Job Description Details |
Netto Salary (EUR/month) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and Filipinos |
Non-Skilled Workers |
Farm Workers
|
Yes |
Yes |
20–50 |
This role includes general farm tasks such as planting, harvesting, sorting, packing, and assisting with daily farm work—no special skills required—just physical fitness, teamwork, and the ability to follow instructions. |
€1,500 Net (before overtime) |
Terms & Conditions
- Accommodation: Provided by employer
- Transportation: Provided by employer
- Medical Insurance: As per local labour laws
- Working Hours: 8–9 hours per day + overtime
- Weekly Off: As per the labour law of Italy
Pricing Structure:
- Pre-Payment: €1200 - Starts your application (eligibility check + employer matching)
- Second Payment: €1200 - After work permit approval.
- Final Payment: €4000 - After visa approval, before travel
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- Valid International Passport – Minimum validity of 12 months.
- European-Format CV – Clearly outlining education, work experience, and skills relevant to the position.
- Work Experience Proof – Minimum of one year of experience in a related job or industry.
- Passport Copy – A full-page scanned copy of the passport showing the personal information page.
- Minimum Education – Basic or secondary school education, depending on the job category.
- Video Introduction & Work Demonstration –
- A short video (1–2 minutes) introducing yourself in English, mentioning your name, nationality, and work experience.
- A brief video clip showing your actual work skills (for example: cleaning, cooking, gardening, driving, or operating tools).
- The video helps assess English communication, confidence, and hands-on experience.
Work Permit Stage
- The employer submits the work permit application (on behalf of the candidate) to the relevant regional authority.
- Although exact timelines vary, many sources show around 13 weeks (45–65 working days) for a decision under normal conditions.
- Note: Delays may occur if documents are incomplete, the region has a higher backlog, or the job category is more complex.
Visa Processing Stage (Type D / Work Visa)
- After the work permit is approved, the candidate applies for the work (national) visa via the Italian Embassy/Consulate in their home country.
- Standard processing typically takes 15–20 working days, but in some cases it can extend to 30–60 calendar days, depending on the workload or the need for additional checks.
- Key point: The visa is valid only for the specific employer and job; non-EU nationals cannot simply apply without a confirmed job offer
Italian companies provide shared accommodation for employees.
- Rooms: Shared with 2-4 people, based on availability.
- Facilities: Furnished rooms with shared kitchen and bathroom.
- Restrictions: No accommodation for family members, partners, or pets.
