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It is now possible to submit applications for a nonquota intra-corporate work permit online.

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Italy: Online applications are now possible for non-quota-based intra-group work permits

Italien: Für nicht quotengebundene konzerninterne Arbeitsgenehmigungen sind ab sofort auch online-Anträge möglich

It is now possible to submit applications for a nonquota intra-corporate work permit online.

The work permit allows employees from non-EU countries who have already worked for Italian companies (or their subsidiaries) operating outside the European Union to work in Italy for the same companies without being subject to any quotas for the work permit. However, eligible employees must have worked for the company in question for at least 12 months in the 48 months prior to the application.

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