48531636888
+48665405352

Italy Streamlines EU Blue Card Application with New Online Process

Home
-
Blog
-
Italy Streamlines EU Blue Card Application with New Online Process
italy-streamlines-eu-blue-card-application-with-new-online-process.jpg
896934 Views

Italian employers can now submit online requests to hire highly qualified workers under the EU Blue Card program. To simplify procedures and offer more favourable conditions, the Italian Ministry of Interior has established a Services Portal. This portal includes a new, updated form that allows Italian employers to request the hiring of highly qualified workers from non-EU countries.

Italian employers can now use a new online form to request highly qualified workers in various fields. Once these requests are submitted, highly qualified non-EU workers can apply for the positions. If they meet the requirements, they will be granted an EU Blue Card, allowing them to live and work in Italy.

According to the Migrant Integration Portal of Italy, highly qualified foreign workers must meet several criteria to be eligible for the EU Blue Card. Non-EU highly qualified foreign workers aiming to obtain Italy’s EU Blue Card must demonstrate that they have completed higher education, possess at least five years of experience in their field, or hold a higher professional qualification with at least three years of experience.

Additionally, EU Blue Card holders must earn a salary at least 1.5 times the national average and must purchase travel health insurance, among other requirements. The EU Blue Card offers numerous benefits to its holders. A highly qualified foreign worker with an Italy-issued EU Blue Card can travel freely within the entire European Union.

Moreover, EU Blue Card holders enjoy the same work conditions and salaries as Italian citizens. They can also obtain permanent residence rights in Italy, and have the same educational, economic, and medical rights as Italians. After one year, they can move to another EU country. Recently, Greece has also facilitated the EU Blue Card application rules. The country now allows foreigners under the visa-free regime and those holding a short-stay visa to apply for the EU Blue Card. Additionally, Greece has modified the pre-screening requirements, allowing applicants to choose whether to undergo the process.

Disclaimer

EU helpers are not affiliated with any government or government agency for permits. EU helpers provide immigration guidance, and concierge services for immigration and charge a service fee. It maintains www.euhelpers.pl, a private publishing website, which offers general information on issues related to immigration/permits. It is neither a legal firm nor does it provide any kind of legal advice or suggestions to its users. While we strive to keep the information up-to-date, certain terms, such as immigration eligibility criteria, may change without prior notice.

*Regarding our Job Search Service, we specialize in Resume Writing, LinkedIn Optimisation, and Resume Marketing. It is important to clarify that we do not advertise jobs on behalf of foreign employers or act as representatives for any overseas employer. Please note that our service is not a placement or recruitment service and does not guarantee job placement.

# Our REGION 527259419, KRS 0001077333, NIP 7011180860 is supported by polish lawyers who ensure fairness and compliance with legal regulations.

It is to be noted that the content here is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered as legal or tax advice. It is always advisable to consult with your own legal and/or tax advisor(s). does not provide legal or tax advice. The information presented is general in nature and is not tailored to any specific company or workforce, nor does it reflect how it operates in a particular jurisdiction. takes no responsibility for this information's accuracy or timeliness and shall not be held liable for any losses resulting from the use of or reliance on this information.