Italy has launched a digital nomad visa to allow remote workers to live and work in the country long-term. The visa went into effect on April 4, permitting foreigners to remain in the country for ...

Getting one of these permits is just the start. As a non-EEA citizen, there are three main documents you’ll need to live and work in Italy: a work permit (nulla osta), a work visa (visto) and a ...

If you’re planning to move to Italy for work from outside Europe, you’ll need to consider whether you qualify for a work permit under Italy’s ‘decreto flussi’, or foreign workers quota. Here's how ...

Italy has launched a new visa for digital nomads, enabling non-EU remote workers to live and work in the country. Applicants must be highly skilled, earning €28,000 annually, with a college ...

Italy’s police headquarters have the final word on whether a residence permit for family reasons can be given. You could soon work from one of the world's favourite tourist destinations. pixabay ...

Known officially as the Italy Residence by Investment Program, the scheme allows non-EU citizens to obtain a two-year ...

Giorgia Meloni's tries to fight against immigration clashes with another reality - the lack of workforce in Italy. Once per year, heads of companies have the chance to secure work permits for ...

Italy welcomes digital nomads. Italy’s new Digital Nomad Visa offers remote workers the chance to live in one of Europe’s most desirable countries while continuing to work for a foreign ...

Each year, Italy releases the ‘decreto flussi’, a government decree that sets out its annual work permit quotas and caveats. Of the 82,705 work permits to be issued this year, 44,000 are ...