How to apply for a work permit in Italy DECRETO FLUSSI 2023 Part 1

Italy's government has published its 'decreto flussi' for 2023, revealing how many work permits will be released this year. The decree, published in Italy’s Official Gazette on January 26th, grants a total of up to 82,705 permits for foreign workers for 2023.
Over half of those – 44,000 – are allocated for seasonal work, with the remaining 38,705 available for non-seasonal and self-employment reasons.
Looking to work in Italy in the year 2023? This is the permit you're looking for!
Always dreamed of moving to Italy? With its sun-soaked coastline and a laid-back lifestyle, the Mediterranean country is an alluring place to become an expat. But moving there permanently can mean mountains of paperwork and months of unexplained delays.
Each year, the Italian government offers a glimmer of hope when it announces how many work permits it will grant to non-EU citizens. Luckily Pakistan and India are included in the list for 2023.
The 2023 quota, published in the government’s Official Gazette last week, is 82,705. This is significantly higher than in previous years, with less than 67,000 permits issued in 2022.
Here’s which industries are being targeted this year and what hoops you’ll need to jump through to make your Italian dreams a reality.
With this Italy work permit, you'll be able to work in any EU country in the year 2023. This permit is perfect for people who want to work in Italy for a year, but don't want to tie themselves down to a single country. Your host Kamran Pirzada will explain the process to gain this easy work permit for Italy. So if you're looking to work in Italy in the year 2023, this is the permit for you! And don't worry, you can easily apply online using our secure application process. This video guide is in Urdu and Hindi so if you understand these languages you can get help from this video.

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