You share so much of good information, thank you very much! It might be very useful for me in the future. For now I’m buying a house in Italy for family holidays. I have signing of the deed on 6th April 🤞🏻 hope everything goes well. Your channel deserves many more subscribers and views than it is now. But everything needs time. All the best
You are most welcome! Hope your house purchase went well! Thank you for your positivity! And sorry for my delay (your comment was hidden in the “held for review” section and I didn’t see it until now!) Keep in touch!
My fiancé is Indian and I am American. We are looking to relocate to a new country together to start our life. This video was extremely helpful. Thank you!! ❤
HI , so good to finally see some useful info. I have autonomo visa and I wawnt apply for permesso soon . I have been trying to find out all that i need before my appointment . It would be great if u can let me know about it . I am a vfx artist working for films and commercials and there are many companies who wants to work with me right now
That’s great Amar, so you got the visa and you are at the point of applying for the permesso? I’m sure you can find the requirements by checking with the Questura or going to the Post office. Good luck!
THANK YOU FOR THIS I have been reading endlessly on these visas but couldn't find a single person who explained how they obtained a work visa, only student visas. Was your position freelancing at the school to teach english?
You are most welcome Emily. Yes, I was a freelance English teacher. Under a visa per lavoro autonomo you can work for several places, so I did work for several schools at the same time.
Thanks so much for sharing! I wonder applying as a freelance in consulting do you need to get an attestazione dei parametri economico-finanziari por the lavoro autonomo visa?
Not really sure. These days the odds of getting this visa are really low. The last I heard, there were 45-50,000 applicants and they only awarded 500 visas for lavoro autonomo.
Hi Cheryl, Thank you for the useful information. I am trying to get my Mexican girlfriend here in Italy with me through a visa for lavoro subordinato. However in the new decreto flussi that there are certain countries mentioned that get a quota. My question is what about nationals from other countries not expressly mentioned? Does it mean that they can apply without minding those quotas or they just cannot apply. Thank you in advance
Hi Isabelle! The processing time really depends. For the visa itself, as long as all documents are correctly submitted, it should take only a week. However, the timing for all the documents leading up to getting the visa can take months. In my case, it took nearly 5 months. Then, there is additional waiting time for the permesso di soggiorno once you get to Italy. Again, that has a processing time which depends, but could go up to 8 months. In my case again that part took 5 months.
Thank you! I know I’m in the visa process already 6 months. I got my appointment in the embassy next week. I would like to know how long it would take to get the stamp and fly to Italy after that. ☺️
Great video! For the lavoro autonomo visa, do you need to freelance for an Italian organisation? Or can you work remotely for non Italian organisations?
Hi Luke! In the beginning you need to obtain the visa based on an Italian company’s “intention” to work with you. After you have the visa and permesso di soggiorno you can work for whoever you want, in Italy and/or abroad. These days I have clients in Italy and worldwide and it doesn’t matter as long as you report the income while you are a resident of Italy.
Hi Cheryl. do you have any idea if: will the years of master studies (2) count when leading to the Italian permanent residency? Which means after three years of converting it into a work permit. Can we apply for il soggiorno permanente/PR? Or we can only apply for the permanent residence after 5 years of the work permit solely and the years of student stays don't count?
Hi Mohamed. Did you have resident status while you were a student? I mean, did you go through the residence process, apply to the Comune where you were living, and did the police come to your house to verify you were a resident there? If yes, then you should be able to add your time as a student and additional residence while working. Please understand the difference between Permesso di Soggiorno and Residence: they are two different processes. Only having your permesso as a student would not be enough. You would have had to apply for residence with the Comune where you were living, and go through that process. To be sure, you can contact Damien O'Farrell with this question. damienofarrell.com/
@@cherylobalcrossculturalexpert Thank you Cheryl. I'll definitely contact him. I'm actually gonna start studying in Italy in the Autumn.. And I'd love to be prepared for such scenarios, and prevent any waste of the two years of student stay. So you're actually referring to the Iscrizione Anagrafica? Isn't it.. That must be enough hopefully to prove my stay in Italy for studies to build quicker toward the residence later on
Yes, the iscrizione Anagrafica. Once you apply and get your residence, you will be on the Anagrafe, the city’s registry of residents. From that date, your residence will start. I’m not sure how it works for foreign students. I think you need to have income, and be paying into the tax system, in order to become a resident, but again, Damien will be able to answer these questions.
I came here in Italy as season visa but my employer doesn't take any action now what can i do im in big trouble as ive no job ans money i came 9 months nulla osta and now no one give me work as they all say even lawyer said that first youve paper done by your employer tell me what should i do
Hi! I live in italy, just graduated master and got job offer currently I still holding student permit until march next year. If my company starts now,get my work permit and then get the work visa how long does it take? And for work visa I should apply bymyself?
Hi and congrats on your job offer! Time frames vary so it’s hard to say. Yes, once you have a work permit you need to go back to your home country and apply for your work visa. However you can also work for a period of 1 year after graduating from your degree and before getting a work visa. I forgot the name of the visa but you have this option after being a student.
Hi , Great info . I have a small company in Uk ( cleaning contractor ) . Do i meet the requirements to obtain a self employed working visa for Italy . I hope to buy a property Spring 2023 and live in it as my main residence . My question is - must the self employment / freelance work be related to work in Italy ?
Hi there Des, it’s quite complicated and there’s no easy answer. My guess is that cleaning services are not necessarily specialty/in-demand services here, so it may be better to try with an activity for which there is a shortage/lack.. Basically you would have to spend some time in Italy and find someone who would contract your services, then get them to write a document claiming that they would use your services on a freelance basis. With that, you would have to visit some offices in Italy and obtain the right documentation. Then you go back to the Italian embassy in the Uk to apply for your visa. It would be wise to spend some time here and visit an immigration agency (I mentioned one in my video) to gain info on the latest rules and laws around it.
Well, if you are going to offer services as a freelancer/consultanr, you would need to have at least one company who would be willing to work with you, right? To prove you’d be able to get clients as a freelancer..
@@cherylobalcrossculturalexpertin my case, my clients are individuals not companies so I can prove that I have contracts with people who work with me but not companies. However I also have proof via bank statements and tax records that I make enough money to support myself abroad. But it seems like these visas require association with companies 🫣
You share so much of good information, thank you very much! It might be very useful for me in the future. For now I’m buying a house in Italy for family holidays. I have signing of the deed on 6th April 🤞🏻 hope everything goes well. Your channel deserves many more subscribers and views than it is now. But everything needs time. All the best
You are most welcome! Hope your house purchase went well! Thank you for your positivity! And sorry for my delay (your comment was hidden in the “held for review” section and I didn’t see it until now!) Keep in touch!
My fiancé is Indian and I am American. We are looking to relocate to a new country together to start our life. This video was extremely helpful. Thank you!! ❤
You are most welcome. Good luck!
HI , so good to finally see some useful info. I have autonomo visa and I wawnt apply for permesso soon . I have been trying to find out all that i need before my appointment . It would be great if u can let me know about it . I am a vfx artist working for films and commercials and there are many companies who wants to work with me right now
That’s great Amar, so you got the visa and you are at the point of applying for the permesso? I’m sure you can find the requirements by checking with the Questura or going to the Post office. Good luck!
THANK YOU FOR THIS I have been reading endlessly on these visas but couldn't find a single person who explained how they obtained a work visa, only student visas. Was your position freelancing at the school to teach english?
You are most welcome Emily. Yes, I was a freelance English teacher. Under a visa per lavoro autonomo you can work for several places, so I did work for several schools at the same time.
What do you mean by Article 27 for researchers ? I have gone through Italian Constitution, and it is saying something else.
Hi Zubair, check out this link for more info: www.nuovicittadini-prefto.it/sui/item/412-instance-of-entry-for-scientific-research-art-27-ter-tui
Thanks so much for sharing! I wonder applying as a freelance in consulting do you need to get an attestazione dei parametri economico-finanziari por the lavoro autonomo visa?
Not really sure. These days the odds of getting this visa are really low. The last I heard, there were 45-50,000 applicants and they only awarded 500 visas for lavoro autonomo.
Hi Cheryl, Thank you for the useful information. I am trying to get my Mexican girlfriend here in Italy with me through a visa for lavoro subordinato. However in the new decreto flussi that there are certain countries mentioned that get a quota. My question is what about nationals from other countries not expressly mentioned? Does it mean that they can apply without minding those quotas or they just cannot apply. Thank you in advance
You are most welcome Martin! For this question I would recommend contacting Damienofarrell.com. Good luck!🍀👍
Hi, i want to know if i can change my Italian visitor visa to a work visa once i arrived in Italy
Hi, actually I don't think you can do that. As far as I know, only student visa can be converted into work visa...
Hi! Great content. Usually, how long does it takes the processing time? Thank you! ❤️
Hi Isabelle! The processing time really depends. For the visa itself, as long as all documents are correctly submitted, it should take only a week. However, the timing for all the documents leading up to getting the visa can take months. In my case, it took nearly 5 months. Then, there is additional waiting time for the permesso di soggiorno once you get to Italy. Again, that has a processing time which depends, but could go up to 8 months. In my case again that part took 5 months.
Thank you! I know I’m in the visa process already 6 months. I got my appointment in the embassy next week. I would like to know how long it would take to get the stamp and fly to Italy after that. ☺️
@@ivalentim596 oh then you’re almost there! Fantastic! Best of luck and welcome soon to Bella Italia!
Great video! For the lavoro autonomo visa, do you need to freelance for an Italian organisation? Or can you work remotely for non Italian organisations?
Hi Luke! In the beginning you need to obtain the visa based on an Italian company’s “intention” to work with you. After you have the visa and permesso di soggiorno you can work for whoever you want, in Italy and/or abroad. These days I have clients in Italy and worldwide and it doesn’t matter as long as you report the income while you are a resident of Italy.
Hi Cheryl. do you have any idea if:
will the years of master studies (2) count when leading to the Italian permanent residency?
Which means after three years of converting it into a work permit. Can we apply for il soggiorno permanente/PR?
Or we can only apply for the permanent residence after 5 years of the work permit solely and the years of student stays don't count?
Hi Mohamed. Did you have resident status while you were a student? I mean, did you go through the residence process, apply to the Comune where you were living, and did the police come to your house to verify you were a resident there? If yes, then you should be able to add your time as a student and additional residence while working. Please understand the difference between Permesso di Soggiorno and Residence: they are two different processes. Only having your permesso as a student would not be enough. You would have had to apply for residence with the Comune where you were living, and go through that process. To be sure, you can contact Damien O'Farrell with this question. damienofarrell.com/
@@cherylobalcrossculturalexpert
Thank you Cheryl. I'll definitely contact him.
I'm actually gonna start studying in Italy in the Autumn.. And I'd love to be prepared for such scenarios, and prevent any waste of the two years of student stay.
So you're actually referring to the Iscrizione Anagrafica? Isn't it.. That must be enough hopefully to prove my stay in Italy for studies to build quicker toward the residence later on
Yes, the iscrizione Anagrafica. Once you apply and get your residence, you will be on the Anagrafe, the city’s registry of residents. From that date, your residence will start. I’m not sure how it works for foreign students. I think you need to have income, and be paying into the tax system, in order to become a resident, but again, Damien will be able to answer these questions.
Hi ineed to help me and start my process of getting Italy and work
Hi Derick! Have you started applying for jobs? How’s it going?
How many days in flussi work Visa processing time
That really depends on many factors and differs from region to region so it’s hard to say how long it takes.
Hi I m now Romania and I’m coming Italy soon so how to get work permit visa any idea plz
What’s your nationality?
I came here in Italy as season visa but my employer doesn't take any action now what can i do im in big trouble as ive no job ans money i came 9 months nulla osta and now no one give me work as they all say even lawyer said that first youve paper done by your employer tell me what should i do
Sorry I think you should talk to your employer who originally brought you to Italy
Hi mam i need to help me i want to come to Italy how can i come
You need to first find a job offer here, then you can come.
Hi! I live in italy, just graduated master and got job offer currently I still holding student permit until march next year. If my company starts now,get my work permit and then get the work visa how long does it take? And for work visa I should apply bymyself?
Hi and congrats on your job offer! Time frames vary so it’s hard to say. Yes, once you have a work permit you need to go back to your home country and apply for your work visa. However you can also work for a period of 1 year after graduating from your degree and before getting a work visa. I forgot the name of the visa but you have this option after being a student.
one more think i form bangladash i'm working in singapore how do i get Italy visa. place can give me some information???
Hi @nuruzzaman nuru! To get an Italian visa the first step is to land a job in Italy, then the employer will sponsor your visa. Good luck!
Hi ,
Great info .
I have a small company in Uk ( cleaning contractor ) . Do i meet the requirements to obtain a self employed working visa for Italy .
I hope to buy a property Spring 2023 and live in it as my main residence .
My question is - must the self employment / freelance work be related to work in Italy ?
Hi there Des, it’s quite complicated and there’s no easy answer. My guess is that cleaning services are not necessarily specialty/in-demand services here, so it may be better to try with an activity for which there is a shortage/lack.. Basically you would have to spend some time in Italy and find someone who would contract your services, then get them to write a document claiming that they would use your services on a freelance basis. With that, you would have to visit some offices in Italy and obtain the right documentation. Then you go back to the Italian embassy in the Uk to apply for your visa. It would be wise to spend some time here and visit an immigration agency (I mentioned one in my video) to gain info on the latest rules and laws around it.
Good luck!
Hi sir how are you
Do you need a visa just to travel for 1-3 months?
It depends which country you are coming from. It also depends on the purpose of your trip.
Can you help me out?😊
Sorry I don’t offer these services anymore.
I thought thay self employed visa you didnt need a company offer.😊
Well, if you are going to offer services as a freelancer/consultanr, you would need to have at least one company who would be willing to work with you, right? To prove you’d be able to get clients as a freelancer..
@@cherylobalcrossculturalexpertin my case, my clients are individuals not companies so I can prove that I have contracts with people who work with me but not companies. However I also have proof via bank statements and tax records that I make enough money to support myself abroad. But it seems like these visas require association with companies 🫣
You are so beautiful 😍
Thank you so much Poplu 🙈
@@cherylobalcrossculturalexpert 💖