Italy:
Government Action For Quicker Start Date For Foreign Workers
09 August 2023
Fakhoury Global Immigration
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There has been a new legal adjustment in Italy that will allow
people from non-EU countries to commence working soon after they
secure their work authorization (nulla osta) and set foot in
Italy.
Previously, foreign nationals who were affected were not allowed
to begin their job until they put their signature on their
agreement to reside in Italy at the post-arrival appointment in a
government office. This could cause a hold-up of many weeks or
months before they could start working.
This change applies to the following non-EU foreign nationals
who are intending to work in Italy:
- EU Blue Card holders
- Intra-Company Transfers
- EU Intra-Company Transfers
- Seasonal workers
If eligible foreign nationals have a nulla osta and a valid D
visa, they are authorized to work on their arrival in Italy –
this alteration was originally only for quota system procedures,
but is now applied to our circumstances as well.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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