Work visas for tech jobs in Italy
The main route for skilled tech workers from outside the country, in plain English. Amounts are gross (before tax) and come from the official source linked under each one.
EU Blue Card
Minimum salary
At least Italy’s average gross yearly pay (ISTAT) and the collective-agreement rate. The ministry’s last published figure was about €36,300 (March 2024); a current figure isn’t confirmed.
What you need
- A contract or binding offer of at least 6 months
- A degree of at least 3 years
- Outside the yearly quotas
Without a degree
- 5 years of relevant experience
- IT managers and specialists: 3 years in the last 7
Source: Integrazionemigranti.gov.it (Ministry of Labour): EU Blue Card(opens in new tab). Checked 9 October 2026.
Settling in Italy
- Italy is in the European Union, so the EU Blue Card is one of the work-permit routes.
- Permanent residency: usually after about 5 years of living there.
- Citizenship: usually possible after about 10 years.
Tech jobs in Italy
4 tech jobs in Italy with visa sponsorship evidence. Each job shows whether its salary meets the minimums above.
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Other countries
General information, not legal advice. Rules change: confirm on the official page and talk to an immigration lawyer before you decide.