Decreto Flussi 2022 Italy: 70,000 Workers Quota - All Information of Italy Sponsored Visa
This year, 69,600 foreign workers will have the opportunity to enter Italy, including Bangladeshis.
If anyone from outside Europe — even from Bangladesh wants to go to Italy for work, he must consider whether he is eligible for a work permit under the country's 'Decreto Flussi' or foreign worker quota.
Also how many people will get access to the European country from the country from which they want to go to Italy; Also considered here. Good news for those taking the initiative and planning: The Italian government has increased the number of foreign workers in the country this year.
Italian government has approved the Decrato Flussi 2022 on 24the December 2021this, setting up the number and scheduled deadline for approving work for Non-EU workers in 2022.
As many as 69,800 workers from outside the European Union's EU zone will be able to enter Italy for work this year. The number was only 30,650 in 2021.
Decreto Flussi 2022: Those who can apply
Most permits this year (42,000) are for temporary seasonal workers. The Italian Ministry of Labor and Social Policy has confirmed that. Of this, 14,000 are for agricultural workers only.
An additional 26,000 permits will be issued for non-seasonal contracts (employees) and self-employed workers. Of this, 20,000 are for people employed in road transport, construction and tourism (hotels).
According to the Ministry of Labor, 100 quotas are specifically for workers of Venezuelan descent of Italian descent, who have at least one of their parents up to the third degree of direct Italian descent.
Italy will allow another 100 quotas for skilled foreign workers who have completed training and education in their home countries — highly skilled.
In 2022, the government has again reserved a total of 500 quotas for self-employed workers. It was the same case in the last years.
There are strict criteria for those who will apply here. Eligible quotas include entrepreneurs who play an important role in the Italian economy, who will invest their own money in Italy, not less than five million euros, which will create at least three new jobs.
Other categories include artists of obvious repute or high and well-known professional qualifications.
The remaining 7,000 quotas granted under the decree are reserved for those who are already carrying a residence permit in the country. For other reasons such as education, the permit will be converted into a residence permit for work.
How to apply?
Applications will be accepted from 9am on January 26 for self-employed workers, employers of non-seasonal workers and those who convert existing residency permits. Seasonal workers (agriculture) can apply from 9 am on February 1.
Employers must apply for seasonal and non-seasonal employment, but applicants for self-employed and permit conversion must complete the application process themselves.
Applications can only be made online through the Ministry of Home Affairs website. To do this you will need an Italian SPID electronic ID. So no one from outside Italy can do that.
The application form should include the address and details of where you will be staying in Italy, as well as the documents required for the employment contract, such as a copy of the employment contract or any relevant license.
Applications will be accepted on March 17 and will be processed by the Sportello Unico per l'Immigrazione Immigration Office in the order in which they will be accepted.
This means that it is important to start the visa application process as soon as possible after the publication of the quota list. Most Bangladeshi quotas are met within minutes.
Any application that comes after the quota is met or an application that is completed incorrectly is rejected. You cannot apply twice or twice in the same year.
Once you get the permit, you have to start working. As a foreign citizen of Europe, you will need three main documents to live and work in Italy. A work permit (Nula Osta), a work visa and a residence permit (Parmeso de Sogiorno).
If your permit application is successful, you will need to apply for a visa. It is important that you submit a visa application to the Italian embassy or consulate in your country of origin before you travel to Italy. From there you will enter Italy with a visa.
However, within eight days of arriving in Italy with a visa, one must apply for an Italian residence permit at the police office. The police will then give you a Parmeso di Sojourn. (Parmeso di Sojourn Hall, the documentation that will allow you to stay in Italy legally).
Note that the permit or Nula Osta is valid for six months. This means that you must enter Italy within that period and apply for a residence permit at the Kastura or police station within those six months.
For more information on visa and residency permit applications, you can take help from the Visa website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Help can be obtained by contacting the Visa website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or the Bangladesh Embassy in Italy or the local Questura (Police Office).
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