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The Italian government approved a law decree that introduces new provisions regarding the entry of foreign workers.
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Additional Information: In addition to the above, the decree introduces a set of rules regarding the issuance of work permits under the quota system, including changes concerning the maximum number of applications per applicant as well as new quotas for 2025 and “click days” dates. Finally, the new decree includes a new biometric data requirement for national visas beginning in January and a shortened waiting period for labor market tests to eight days.
BAL Analysis: The decree must be presented to the parliament for conversion into law by Dec. 10 or it will lose effectiveness. BAL will continue to monitor any additional changes and will provide more information as it becomes available.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice Group.
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