Italy · Immigration

From Algiers to
Italy.

Seasonal or skilled work, the EU Blue Card, family reunification or studies: Italy opens several doors, often at specific times of the year.

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Processing time: 2 to 6 months depending on the route Work quotas open on fixed dates

The arches of the Colosseum in Rome

Work and family

Annual quotas, EU Blue Card, family reunification

Why settle in Italy?

Why Italy

A nearby European country with real labour needs.

Labour needs

Agriculture, tourism, construction, health and industry.

EU Blue Card

For graduates with a skilled job offer.

Family reunification

A structured procedure to bring your family over.

Affordable studies

Income-based fees and regional scholarships.

Schengen area

An Italian permit makes mobility in Europe easier.

Art de vivre

Culture, a Mediterranean climate and proximity to Algeria.

Immigration routes

Three routes to Italy.

We help you keep to each route's calendar.

Work

Entry quotas (decreto flussi)

The employer files an application during the annual windows set by the government.

  • Precise submission dates
  • Job offer required
  • Visa then residence permit

Skilled

EU Blue Card

For university graduates with a skilled offer and a minimum salary.

  • Outside the quotas
  • Family included

Family

Family reunification

The resident in Italy applies for authorisation for their spouse and children.

  • Income and housing conditions
  • Nulla osta then visa

Not sure which route fits your profile?

Request an assessment

How it works

Five steps to Italy.

Each route has its calendar: we keep track of it for you.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    The right route and the quota calendar.

  2. 02

    Documents

    Translations, legalisations and employer or sponsor documents.

  3. 03

    Authorisation

    Nulla osta issued in Italy depending on the route.

  4. 04

    Visa

    Submission at the Italian consulate in Algeria.

  5. 05

    Permesso di soggiorno

    Residence permit application in the days after arrival.

Frequently asked questions about immigrating in Italy

  • Yes, through work (quotas or Blue Card), family or studies.

  • From 2 to 6 months depending on the route, taking the quota windows into account.

  • Yes for work routes. Not for studies or family reunification.

  • Yes, through family reunification or with the EU Blue Card.

  • Visa and permit fees, translations and legalisations. We cost your application.

  • Yes. We assess your profile, choose the right route, prepare every document and support you until you've settled in. For steps that require it, we work with licensed professionals in the country concerned.

Free, by ISA

The documents this application requires

Three free tools. Start with the CV and add the rest when your application needs it.

Create a CV tailored to your application

The format expected for this destination, filled in by you, downloaded as a PDF.

Create my CV

Read the guide first

What this destination expects from a CV, step by step, before you build it.

Read it

Cover letter

Written from the CV you just created, aimed at the programme you're applying to.

Write it

Visa documents

Proof of funds, accommodation and the sponsor's letter.

Draft them

No account needed for the CV. The letter and visa documents ask for an email address once.

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Still unsure?

One call. The
right path.

Tell us about your profile and we'll map out the two or three routes that truly fit you. Free, 30 minutes, no pressure.

Students who miss application deadlines lose a whole year. A 30-minute call can change everything.