Italy to Issue 67k Work Permits Max for Third Country Nationals in 2022

Italy to Issue 67k Work Permits Max for Third Country Nationals in 2022

The Italian Ministry of Interior Affairs has declared the most extreme number of work allows that can be given to non-European Union laborers, both occasional and non-occasional, just as to those independently employed.

In an official statement declaring the choice taken on the most extreme portion for these specialists, which was recently embraced on December 21, 2021, and has now been distributed in the Official Gazette, the Ministry calls attention to that the greatest standard for 2022 is 69,700.

"27,700 quantities [are reserved] for non-occasional, independently employed subordinate work and changes," the Ministry notes.

It further calls attention to that 20,000 work licenses out of them all-out share has been held because of reasons of non-occasional subordinate work in the areas of cargo transport for outsiders, development and in the travel industry for residents for the accompanying nations:

• Albania
• Algeria
• Bangladesh
• Bosnia-Herzegovina
• El Salvador
• Ethiopia
• The Gambia
• Ghana
• Guatemala
• India
• Ivory Coast
• Japan
• Kosovo
• Mali
• Mauritius
• Moldova
• Montenegro
• Morocco
• Niger
• Nigeria
• North Macedonia
• Pakistan
• Philippines
• Republic of Korea
• Senegal
• Serbia
• Sri Lanka
• Sudan
• Tunisia
• Ukraine

The excess 7,700 licenses are split between classifications of third-country residents who have finished preparation and training programs in their nations of the beginning, laborers of Italian beginning dwelling in Venezuela, and independently employed people.

The Ministry has noticed that applications for these kinds of work grants can be recorded beginning from January 27, at 9 am.

The other 42,000 work licenses will be assigned for subordinate work in the farming and the travel industry lodging areas for laborers from Albania, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Republic