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The Italian Government has issued Decreto Flussi 2022. (Quota 69,700)
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The Italian Government has issued Decreto Flussi 2022. (Quota 69,700) |
As the Decreto Flussi 2022 becomes a reality, Italy goes big and extraordinarily huge. Prime Minister Mario Draghi signed the Decreto Flussi draught on December 23, putting an end to the wait. This decree was issued for the year 2022, and it relates to the transitional programming of non-EU workers' entry flows into Italy for seasonal and non-seasonal work.
Decreto Flussi 2021's set-aside quota. Non-EU citizens will be admitted to Italy starting in January 2022, with a maximum quota of 69,700 units. The Ministry of Labor and Social Policies will divide the quotas across the regions and autonomous provinces. Indications on the investigation of these requests will be issued in a special circular from the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies to the National Labor Inspectorate.
Non-EU citizens are admitted to Italy for seasonal subordinate labor in the agricultural and tourism-hotel sectors in a quota of 42,000 out of a total quota of 69,700. Furthermore, a quota of 14,000 units is designated for non-EU workers within the same quota for seasonal subordinate labor, whose permission applications are submitted in the name and on behalf of the employers by the following professional employer organizations:
Cia – Coldiretti – Confagricoltura – Copagri – Alliance of cooperatives (includes Lega cooperative and Confcooperative).
The decree's wording, which will be debated in the Council of Ministers on December 23, 2021, calls for the admission of 70 thousand workers, which is more than quadruple the number allowed in previous similar decrees. However, the possibility of a further move to raise the number of staff remains open. Seasonal workers in the agricultural and tourism-hotel industries will be given a quota, while the self-employed will be given another portion.
The transfer of 4,400 residence permits for seasonal labor into residence permits for subordinate work is also approved.
Opening dates for Decreto Flussi 2022
The deadlines for submitting applications under this decree begin at 9.00 a.m. on the fifteenth day following the date of publication of this decree in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic, for non-EU seasonal employees as defined in Article 6.
Eligible Countries List Decreto Flussi 2022
- Albania, Algeria,
- Bangladesh, Bosnia
- Herzegovina, Korea (Republic of Korea),
- Ivory Coast, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia,
- Philippines, Gambia, Ghana, Japan,
- Guatemala, India, Kosovo, Mali,
- Morocco, Mauritius, Moldova,
- Montenegro, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan,
- Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia,
- Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tunisia, Ukraine
Eligible Sectors Decreto Flussi 2022
- Third-party freight transportation,
- construction,
- tourism,
- agricultural,
- and seasonal work
Below is a detailed overview of the current year's Decreto Flussi, which will take effect in January 2022.
1st Article
Non-EU residents are allowed to Italy for seasonal and non-seasonal subordinate labor and self-employment purposes within a maximum overall limit of 69,700 units under transitional programming of non-EU worker entrance flow for the year 2021.
2nd Article
Non-EU citizens are allowed to Italy for non-seasonal subordinate labor and self-employment, up to a quota of 27,700 units, within the maximum limit set out in Article 1.
3rd Article
20,000 inhabitants of countries that have signed up or are about to sign up are admitted to Italy for non-seasonal subordinate labor in the areas of freight transportation on behalf of third parties, construction, and hotel tourism as part of the quota set out in Article 2. Specific migrant cooperation agreements were signed, which were divided as follows:
a) Non-seasonal employees from Albania, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Korea (Republic of Korea), Ivory Coast, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Philippines, Gambia, Ghana, Japan, Guatemala, India, Kosovo, Mali, Morocco, Mauritius, Moldova, Montenegro, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Republic of North Macedonia, Senegal, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tunisia, Ukraine;
b) n. 3,000 non-seasonal subordinate employees who are nationals of countries with which migratory cooperation agreements enter into force in 2022.
4th Article
In accordance with Article 2 of the Legislative Decree of July 25, 1998, 100 non-EU foreign people residing abroad who have finished training and education programs in their countries of origin are allowed to Italy., no. 286.
It is also permissible for 100 workers of Italian descent on the part of at least one of the parents up to the third degree in direct line of ancestry, citizens of Venezuela, to enter Italy within the quota set out in article 2 for non-seasonal subordinate work and self-employment.
a. The conversion of n. 4,400 residence permits for seasonal work,
b. 2,000 residence permits for study, internship, and/or professional training, and
c. As part of the quota set for in Article 2, 200 EU residence permits for long-term residents issued to third-country nationals by another member state of the European Union are authorized
The conversion of the following items into residence permits for self-employment:
a) n. 370 study, internship, and/or professional training residence permits;
b) n. 30 EU residence permits for long-term residents, awarded to third-country nationals by another European Union member state.
5th article
Within the quota set out in Article 2, 500 non-EU citizens living abroad who fall into the following categories are authorized to enter Italy for self-employment:
a) entrepreneurs who aim to carry out an investment plan that will benefit the Italian economy and will require the expenditure of at least 500,000 euros of their own funds, as well as the creation of at least three new jobs;
b) freelancers who aim to practice regulated or supervised professions or uncontrolled professions that are represented at a national level by associations listed in government databases;
c) holders of business administration and control roles specifically authorized by Interministerial Decree No. 850 dated May 11, 2011;
d) well-known artists or those with a high and well-known professional qualification who are engaged by public or private bodies and meet the standards set forth in the interministerial order n. 850 of May 11, 2011;
e) foreign citizens who want to establish "innovative start-up" firms in accordance with Law No. 221, in the presence of the same law's conditions and who have an independent employment relationship with the company.
6th Article
Seasonal Work Quota: Decreto Flussi
A non-EU person resident outside the EU is permitted to Italy for seasonal subordinate labor in the agricultural and tourism-hotel sectors within the maximum quota set out in Article 1.
Non-EU seasonal employees who are nationals of the countries listed in article 3, paragraph 1, letter a) of this decree are subject to the quota set forth in paragraph 1 of this article.
Non-EU workers, citizens of the countries listed in article 3, paragraph 1, letter a), who have entered Italy to lend seasonal subordinate work at least once in the previous five years and for whom the employer submits a request for a multi-year permit for seasonal subordinate work, have a quota of 1,000 units reserved as part of the quota mentioned in paragraph 1 of this article.
A quota of 14,000 units is reserved for non-EU workers, citizens of the countries listed in article 3, paragraph 1, letter a), whose requests for authorization to enter Italy for seasonal work, including long-term work, are presented by the professional organizations of the employers of Cia, Coldiretti, Confagricoltura, Copagri, Alleanza Delle cooperative, as part of the quota mentioned in paragraph 1 of this article (Lega cooperative and Confcooperative). These organizations agree to oversee the completion of the hiring procedure until the actual signing of the employment contracts, including the communication standards set forth by current legislation.
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7th Article
The following are the requirements for submitting applications under this decree:
a) from 9.00 on the tenth day following the date of publication of this decree in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic for the categories of non-EU workers listed in Article 3, paragraph 1, letter a) and Article 4;
b) from 9.00 on the fifteenth day after the date of publication of this decree in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic for seasonal non-EU workers as stated in Article 6;
c) from 9.00 on the fifteenth day following the publication of the agreement referred to in the aforementioned provision in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic for the categories of non-EU employees referred to in Article 3, paragraph 1, letter b).
Applications for work permits submitted within two months of the date of publication of this decree in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic are allowed, subject to the quota provided in Article 1.
8th Article
1. The Ministry of Labor and Social Policies divides the quotas for seasonal and non-seasonal subordinate work set out in this decree between territorial labour inspectorates, regions, and autonomous provinces.
If the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies detects significant unused shares among those provided for by this decree after ninety days from the date of publication in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic, it may make a different subdivision based on the actual needs found in the labor market, without prejudice to the overall maximum limit indicated in Article 1.
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 34, paragraph 7 of the President of the Republic's Decree No. 394 of August 31, 1999, relating to the redistribution of the proportion of non-EU workers trained abroad as provided for in Article 4, paragraph 1,
9th Article
1. The implementing provisions relating to the application of this decree are defined, with a view to simplification, by a joint circular from the Ministries of the Interior, Labor and Social Policies, and Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies, which is communicated on the websites of the aforementioned ministries after consultation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
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