Why Choose Italy to Work in 2025?

Italy offers several advantages to non-EU professionals:

• Growing job opportunities in agriculture, tourism, construction, and caregiving
• Gateway to permanent residency and EU Blue Card
• Legal pathway through Decreto Flussi 2025
• High quality of life and access to Schengen countries
• Short visa processing timelines and simplified documentation

Thousands of professionals from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and other expat communities in the UAE are now applying under this program.

 

What is the Italy Work Visa?

The Italy Work Visa is an entry visa for non-EU nationals that allows you to live and work in Italy legally. Depending on your occupation and contract type, you can apply for a:

• Salaried Employment Visa
• Seasonal Work Visa
• EU Blue Card (for skilled professionals)
• Self-Employment Visa
• Artistic or Research Visa

Italy work visa from Dubai in 2025 is now open under Decreto Flussi 2025, allowing thousands of non-EU workers into Italy across multiple sectors.

 

Types of Italy Work Permits for UAE Residents

 

1. Salaried Employment Visa

For professionals with a confirmed job offer from an Italian employer.

2. Seasonal Work Visa – 2025

Offered under Decreto Flussi 2025 for short-term work (max 9 months) in:

• Tourism
• Hospitality
• Agriculture
• Farming
• Food production

3. Long-Term Seasonal Visa (2 years)

Available for UAE residents who have previously worked seasonally in Italy.

4. EU Blue Card

Ideal for highly qualified professionals (IT, engineering, medical, etc.)

5. Self-Employment Visa

For entrepreneurs, freelancers, or small business owners planning to open or operate in Italy.

 

Decreto Flussi 2025 – Latest Updates

Decreto Flussi is an annual migration program announced by the Italian government, setting quotas for non-EU workers.

Highlights of 2025 Decree:

• Total quota expected: 165,000+ workers
• Includes seasonal, non-seasonal, and self-employed workers
• Priority for nationals from countries with migration agreements (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, etc.)
• Open for applications in multiple sectors
• Employers must apply for work authorization before visa issuance

Tip: Apply early in 2025 - quotas fill up quickly!

 

How to Apply for Italy Work Visa from UAE?

The application must be initiated from the UAE through the Consulate in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.

Step-by-Step Application Process:

1. Get a Job Offer from an Italy-based employer

2. Employer applies for Work Authorization in Italy

3. Once approved, you’ll receive notification

4. Book your appointment at the Italian Consulate in Dubai

5. Submit visa application + supporting documents

6. Attend biometric interview

7. Wait for visa approval (30–45 days)

8. Upon arrival in Italy, apply for residence permit within 8 working days

 

Documents Required for Italy Work Visa (from Dubai)

• Valid passport (with 2 blank pages & 6-month validity)
• Original job offer letter
• Nulla Osta (work permit approval)
• Proof of accommodation in Italy
• Travel itinerary
• Health insurance
• Copy of Emirates ID & UAE residence visa
• Visa fee (Approx. €116 + €200 for residence permit)
• Police clearance certificate (PCC)
• Recent passport-size photographs

All documents must be translated to Italian and authenticated where necessary.

 

When Should You Apply?

Apply at least 90 days before your planned travel date.
For seasonal or Decreto Flussi slots, apply as soon as the quota opens.
 

Type	Fee
Visa application fee	€116
Residence permit	~€200
Translation & legalisation	Varies by document

 

Benefits of Applying Through Y-Axis UAE

 

Y-Axis has helped thousands of professionals from the UAE migrate to top European destinations like Italy, Germany, and Portugal.

We offer:

• Free visa eligibility check
• Job search support via partner employers
• Document preparation + translation help
• Real-time updates on Decreto Flussi 2025
• End-to-end visa filing + follow-up
• Support after landing in Italy

 

Book your free consultation today and secure your Italy work visa with expert help.