Italian Work Visas Without Quotas for Descendants From 7 Countries
·4 min
The episode begins with an introduction by hosts Marco Permunian and Rafael Di Furia. Rafael poses a question about the Decreto Flussi from November 2025, specifically regarding its mention of no quota limits for people of Italian descent from seven nations. Marco explains that the decree was published on November 24, 2025, by the Italian government. It establishes that descendants of Italian citizens from seven nations can obtain an Italian work visa without needing to respect quota limits set by the Decreto Flussi. The seven nations are listed as Argentina, Brazil, the US, Venezuela, Canada, and Uruguay. This means that other applicants for work visas in Italy must adhere to these quota limits. The decree provides a distinct advantage for descendants from these seven nations by exempting them from numerical restrictions. However, Marco clarifies that this does not imply a special fast-tracked procedure for obtaining the work visa. Instead, it simply makes qualification easier because there are no limits on the number of people who can obtain a visa. The episode focuses on the practical implications of this decree for individuals seeking to work in Italy. It highlights how the rule affects eligibility and application processes. The discussion is framed within the context of Italian immigration law and work visa policies. The hosts aim to provide clear insights into legal changes affecting descendants of Italian citizens. The episode is part of a series offering reliable legal advice on Italy's legal system. It serves as a resource for those interested in Italian citizenship, real estate, and living or working in Italy. The tone is educational and informative, with a straightforward question-and-answer format. The content is specific to the 2025 decree and its impact on work visa quotas.
