Jobs in Italy

Skip “speculative” search by checking out and comparing offers on a jobs abroad platform. Learn about the legalities of working in Italy as well and learn some Italian since many locals are not fluent in English.

• How to Move to Italy and Get a Job

Contact the Italian consulate or embassy in your country to know the requirements. Please note that securing an Italian work visa is generally difficult, with the government limiting the permits it grants for most jobs, so you need to move fast.

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The cost of an Italian work visa is 116 EUR (125 USD) and for a residence permit is around 77 EUR (83 USD), with charges like the residence card, application stamp, and mailing fee.

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The Italian job market is diverse, so a lot of opportunities are available. But among the top five in-demand positions are English teachers, registered nurses, tour guides, sales and marketing representatives, and licensed engineers.

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To make it simple, a lot of well-paying jobs in Italy go to locals first. But with the right qualifications, including a master’s degree and several years of experience, you could earn 35,000 EUR a year (or higher) – which is above the minimum wage.

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