Italy plans to extend the number of days foreigners can apply for temporary work visas, addressing labor shortages while promoting legal migration.
- Increased Application Days
The government intends to expand the annual application days for temporary work visas, commonly known as “click days.” - Response to Labor Demand
This initiative directly responds to the growing demands of the labor market, as the current number of foreign workers falls short. - No Changes to Immigration Law
Despite these adjustments, the government will retain the existing Bossi-Fini immigration law, which governs foreign worker permits. - Focus on Security
The decision arises from concerns about visa misuse and potential infiltration by organized crime. - Crackdown on Fraud
Authorities worry about the surge in requests from companies that do not align with the local job market’s capacity. - Need for an Annual Flow System
Officials advocate for an annual immigration flow system tailored to actual market needs, rather than relying on fixed quotas. - Undersecretary’s Remarks
Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano has emphasized the need for reforms to simplify access for foreign workers in Italy. - Risks of Misuse
Reports indicate that criminal organizations exploit temporary work visas, leading to their resale at exorbitant prices. - Government Engagement
This initiative follows discussions between the government and unions, showcasing their collaboration to enhance the employment landscape. - Future Legislation
Expect to see guidelines for the new decree law presented soon, signaling the government’s commitment to reforming the work visa application process.
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