Are Italian immigrants still international students?

Italy is a traditional immigrant country. Strict restrictions have been imposed on foreigners who emigrate to their own countries, and a work permit system has been implemented.

Italian immigration law stipulates that foreign immigrants who have legal residency can apply for immigrant visas for unmarried and underage children and their spouses if they can afford the living expenses of their relatives. Relatives can also get a work permit after entering and staying in 1 year. If you are not working for family reunion, you can also apply for your parents to immigrate to Italy.

Immigrants applying for entry outside Italy must first obtain a work permit from the relevant provincial labor bureau. This work permit is generally valid for 2 years, and you can apply for an entry visa to the Italian Embassy with the work permit. Foreigners' spouses, unmarried and minor children can apply for work permits after entering the country.

The Italian government stipulates that all migrant workers who move to Italy must pay 5% of the cost to the government as a repatriation fund if they have no living security in the future.

Foreigners who enter Italy illegally, whether they are employed or not, will be repatriated to their countries of origin, and their Italian employers will be severely punished or imprisoned for 3 months to 1 year.

There are two ways for China citizens to apply for immigration to Italy. First, they can apply through the spouse relationship of Italian citizens. After one year, spouses living in Italy can become Italian citizens. If they get married overseas in Italy and live in a foreign country, they must apply for naturalization after three years. Second, if you want to invest in Italy, you must apply for the right of abode first, and you can apply for naturalization if you have lived in Italy for five years and have good behavior.

Italian work visa regulations

China citizens who want to work in Italy for personal reasons must provide a labor permit issued by the Italian labor department. To apply for a work visa, you must submit the application to the Italian embassy or consulate, and attach a confirmation letter from the employer who wants to hire him. These two documents will be sent to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which will jointly examine and approve them with the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Labor. The approval conditions are:

(1) The applied position must be a special professional position; (2) The employer must be a person with special needs for this job; There must be evidence that no Italian can do the job.

If you want to stay in Italy for your own business or investment for more than six months, you must obtain a special visa that allows you to stay for six months to three years. I should apply for a visa in person. Whether it can be approved depends on the reference materials provided by the application and the nature of his enterprise.

When applying for a visa, you must provide:

(1)6 signed application forms; (2) 6 passport photos; (3) 6 certificates explaining the reasons, duration and nationality of residence; (4) Six copies of the confirmation letter from the Italian company that it is willing to employ the applicant; (5) Six certificates issued by the bank indicating the applicant's property and deposit amount; (6) If it is a commercial activity, there must be a letter explaining the nature of the activity, a letter indicating the company's name and address, and a registration certificate issued by the local registration authority.