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Employment Visa (Specific Professionals) Italy

#workvisa

About

The Italy Work Visa, also known as a National or D-Visa, is a form of Italian Long-Stay Visa. It is little more than a Tourist Visa. It implies you'll be allowed to enter Italy. Still, you'll need to apply for further permission to stay (a residence permit or permesso di soggiorno).

Make sure that you are qualified for this visa before applying for it. It is because, depending on the health of the Italian employment market and immigration, the Italian government only approves Work Visa applications for several months every one or two years.

Eligibility

The employment visa is allotted to you if you are:

  • translators and interpreters
  • employees of foreign corporations carry out activities in Italy when the employer assigns the employee work activities to be performed in Italy for a specific period.
  • artists and technicians to be hired to perform productions, theatre shows, music, and dance events.

Documents

When requesting a work visa, you must present the following documents.

  • A copy of the signed employment contract is required
  • Your Nulla Osta, both the original and a replica
  • Form for applying for a long-term visa in Italy
  • Passport with a minimum of two empty pages and a validity of at least three months beyond the visa's length.
  • Photographs for passports
  • Evidence of lodging in Italy
  • Evidence of sufficient financial resources
  • Proof of payment of the visa fee
  • Diplomas and various types of certificates

Process

When to Apply
After gathering all essential documents and downloading and filling out the Italy Visa Application Form, you should apply in person.

Visa Processing Time
The Out-Quota Work Visa is projected to take about 2 months from the time of application. After receiving the visa, the applicant can go to Italy, apply for a residence permit, work, and live legally there.

How to Apply
The following steps can be helpful if you are trying to apply for a Work Visa.

  • Obtaining and applying for a 'Nulla Osta' (Security Clearance)
  • Application for a visa at the Italian Consulate in the applicant's home country
  • Within 8 days of arrival in Italy, submit an application for a residence permit at the appropriate police headquarters

Duration & Fees

Duration
The length of the residence permit is determined by the length of the employment that will be carried out in Italy. It is renewable and has a maximum duration of two years.

Fees
A Work Visa for Italy may cost 116 EUR or 140 USD.

Extension

The Work Visa for Italy is renewable and has a maximum period of 2 years. The applicant can seek a long-term residence permit after 5 years of recognized legal residence in Italy.

Highlights

Work
The visa is specified for work and employment.

Travel
Travel throughout the country during your stay.

Multi-entry
Enter or leave the country as you please.

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