FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is the Italy work visa really free
Yes, the Italy work visa itself is completely free. There is no embassy or visa issuance fee charged by the Italian government. Applicants only pay standard processing and service charges at the visa application centre.

Do I need to pay for the air ticket
In many employer-sponsored cases, the air ticket is provided free of cost. This depends entirely on the employer’s offer and must be officially mentioned in the job contract or sponsorship documents.

Who can apply for an Italy work visa from Pakistan
Applicants who have received a valid job offer and an approved work permit, known as Nulla Osta, from an Italian employer are eligible to apply for an Italy work visa.

What is Nulla Osta
Nulla Osta is an official work authorization issued by Italian authorities that allows a foreign national to apply for a work visa. It is mandatory for Italy work visa applications.

How long does the Italy work visa process take
Processing time usually ranges between fifteen to forty-five working days. The timeline depends on embassy workload, document verification, and approval of the work authorization.

Can my visa be rejected
Yes, visa approval is not guaranteed. Applications may be refused due to incomplete documents, incorrect information, previous immigration history, or failure to meet embassy requirements.

Do I need travel insurance for an Italy work visa
Travel or medical insurance may be required depending on embassy instructions and employer arrangements. Applicants should follow the latest official guidelines at the time of application.

Can I apply without a job offer
No, a confirmed job offer and approved work permit from Italy are mandatory for applying for an Italy work visa.

Will you guarantee visa approval
No, visa decisions are made solely by the Italian embassy or immigration authorities. We do not guarantee approvals and do not influence visa outcomes.

When should I apply for an Italy work visa
Applicants are advised to apply as soon as they receive their work permit and job offer to avoid delays and ensure sufficient processing time before the intended travel date.