Summary
The Decreto Flussi application for international candidates is now open for the year 2026. This work permit allows eligible non-EU citizens to work in Italy across various sectors, promoting employment opportunities while ensuring priority for local workers.
- Decreto Flussi 2026 is Italy’s annual program that allows eligible non-EU citizens to obtain work permits and work legally in Italy.
- 📋 A total of 82,705 work permits are available for seasonal and non-seasonal workers under the 2026 quota.
- ⏳ Successful applicants can generally stay and work in Italy for up to 2 years.
- 🏛️ The program regulates the entry of non-EU workers and students while supporting Italy’s labor market needs.
- 🌾 Decreto Flussi was introduced in 2002 to address labor shortages in sectors such as agriculture and tourism.
- 💰 Benefits may include employment opportunities, visa support, accommodation assistance, and competitive income, depending on the employer and job sector.
- ✅ Eligibility requirements include:
- Being a non-EU citizen
- Having a job offer in Italy
- Holding a valid passport
- Having no criminal record
- Being able to speak Italian
- Demonstrating sufficient financial support
- 📄 Required documents include:
- Resume/CV
- Cover letter
- Valid passport
Designation
Decreto Flussi Work Permit
Details Table
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Number of Work Permits | 82,705 |
| Eligible Nationality | Non-European Union Citizens |
| Award Country | Italy |
| Last Date for Application | December 31, 2026 |
| Work Permit Categories | Subordinate Work, Self-Employment, Seasonal Work |
Research Area
Various sectors including:
- Agriculture
- Tourism
- Seasonal Employment
Location
Italy
Eligibility/Qualification
- Non-EU citizen
- Must possess a job offer from an Italian employer
- Current valid passport
- No criminal history
- Proficiency in the Italian language
- Ability to financially support oneself in Italy
Job Description
Candidates will be expected to contribute to various job sectors in Italy, adhering to the specific requirements of their roles as outlined in their job offers. Work may involve seasonal labor, subordinate positions, or self-employment opportunities.
How to Apply
- Secure a job offer in Italy.
- Submit your visa application to the Italian consulate or embassy in your country of residence.
- Prepare the required documents: resume, cover letter, and passport.
Last Date to Apply
December 31, 2026
For those looking to expand their career opportunities in a vibrant economy, the Decreto Flussi Work Permits offer a pathway to work legally in Italy.
