How To Get A Work Visa In Italy

If there’s one thing you should know about getting a work visa in Italy, it’s that there are many different types of Work Visas that allow you to legally work and stay in Italy. One of the best things about Italy is how open they are to foreigners.

In this blog post, I’ll cover the steps needed to get a work visa in Italy. This includes opening a bank account, education requirements, and travel to Italy.

There are multiple types of visas to allow someone to work within Italy. One needs the appropriate visa, depending on the field of work, the employer and the country of origin. A visa is necessary to enter and make continual stays in Italy if you wish to work lawfully. All authorised permits must be acquired before leaving your own country.

How To Get A Work Visa In Italy

Italy, the country of love, cooking and great pasta. But to be with your loved one in Italy you need to get a visa, there are different kinds of visa in Italy. And the first one is that if the person who wants to go to Italy is a foreigner who wants to stay in Italy for a visit or study, they must enroll in an Italian university or language school and they must show a return ticket or entry visa. Another type of visa which could be temporary or permanent is that if you want to work in Italy you must apply for an entrance visa called ‘’permesso di soggiorno’’ which gives you permission to remain within the territory but it isn’t a license to work. If you want to work in Italy you need another kind of permit called a work permit or ‘’job permit’’ and for that you must have an offer from an Italian company which depends on your country of citizenship and also based on this company’s approval if your job requires a high skilled degree by law.

I wrote this guide after living in Italy for two years on a non-immigrant visa and having problems renewing it. Expats are not obliged to follow the same rules, so I hope this guide can be of use to you.