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• PERMIT_POSTED_ON: Nov 20, 2024
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• Category : Europe » Southern Europe » Italy
• Description : The Domestic Work Visa facilitates foreign workers who have been employed by Italian or EU citizens abroad to continue their work in Italy. Learn about eligibility, application procedures, and residence permit details with Joombaah's step-by-step guidance.
• Phone : (+39) 02 36 63 86 10
• Email : milano@lexia.it
• Website : https://www.italianvisa.it/domestic-visa/

Overview

• Domestic Work Visa for Italy: A Comprehensive Guide
  
  

  Introduction
  The Domestic Work Visa provides a pathway for foreign workers employed by Italian or EU citizens abroad to continue their domestic employment in Italy. With no numerical limitations, this visa ensures smooth relocation and legal residency for family employees.

  Eligibility Requirements
  To qualify for the Domestic Work Visa, the following criteria must be met:

  1. Existing Work Relationship:

     • The foreign worker must have been employed full-time for at least one year by an Italian or EU citizen abroad.

  2. Residency of the Employer:

     • The employer must have legally resided abroad and subsequently moved their residency to Italy.

  3. Suitable Accommodation:

     • The employer must provide suitable accommodation for the worker in Italy.

  Main Procedural Steps

  1. Nulla Osta Application:

     • Request and obtain the Certificate of No Impediment from the competent Immigration Desk.

  2. Visa Application:

     • Submit the visa application at the Italian Consulate in the worker’s country of residence.

  3. Entry and Residence Permit:

     • Enter Italy with the visa and apply for the residence permit at the local Police Headquarters within 8 days.

  4. Fingerprint Registration:

     • Register fingerprints at the Police Headquarters to complete the permit process.

  Validity and Renewal

  • The residence permit is valid for the duration of the job offer but cannot exceed 2 years.
  • It is renewable under the same conditions as the first issuance, provided the applicant does not leave Italy for more than 6 continuous months.
  • After 5 years of continuous residency, the worker can apply for a permanent residence permit.

  Processing Time
  The average processing time for the Domestic Work Visa is approximately 2 months from the submission of all required documentation.

  Joombaah’s Support for Domestic Workers
  Joombaah provides comprehensive assistance, including:

  • Preparing and submitting the Nulla Osta application.
  • Guidance through the visa application process at the Italian Consulate.
  • Assistance with residence permit applications and procedural steps in Italy.

  Ready to continue your domestic work in Italy? Contact Joombaah for seamless visa and residency support.