Achieve Work Holiday Visa in Italy with the help of our expert lawyers.
The Working Holiday Visa (WHV) was created as part of a series of bilateral agreements between Italy and the countries of Canada, Australia and New Zealand, to give young foreigners the chance to develop a deeper understanding of Italian culture, language, and lifestyle by allowing them to stay in Italy for up to 365 days; with the opportunity of working for an Italian employer during their stay.
There are 3 main requirements if you are Canadian, that are:
For Australians, there are 4 main requirements:
For New Zealanders, there are 4 main requirements to get the Working Holiday Visa in Italy:
If you are from Canada, Australia or New Zealand and are thinking to get the Italian Working Holiday Visa, get in touch with our Italian immigration lawyers and we will help you with every step. If you have any additional questions to learn more about our services that can help you get your Italian visa, contact us now for a free consultation of your case!
Don’t try to go through the Italian Working Holiday Visa process on your own. Seek the help of an experienced Immigration lawyers to increase your chances of success and make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
A lawyer can assist you with the Working Holiday Visa in Italy by:
Ensuring eligibility: A lawyer will assess your situation to ensure you meet the age, nationality, and other specific requirements for the Italian Working Holiday Visa.
Document preparation: They can guide you through preparing necessary documents such as proof of financial means, travel insurance, a return ticket, and accommodation arrangements.
Application submission: A lawyer ensures your Working Holiday Visa application is accurately completed and submitted to the appropriate Italian authorities, reducing the risk of delays or rejections.
Understanding visa conditions: They can explain the specific conditions of your visa, such as work limitations, travel restrictions, and residency requirements, to help you stay compliant.
Appealing rejections: If your visa application is denied, a lawyer can assist in appealing the decision and addressing any issues that led to the rejection.
Ongoing legal support: Lawyers provide guidance on visa renewals, legal work rights, and transitioning to other visa types or residency permits if you wish to stay longer.
If you’d like, we can discuss your specific situation in more detail to help you through the Working Holiday Visa process in Italy.
No, being employed in Italy is not mandatory. It is allowed so that young foreigners can support themselves while they’re here or gain new skills. That being said, you can spend your time in Italy studying the language or touring the best “trattorie”!
No, foreign citizens who wish to participate in the bilateral exchange program must obtain the necessary visa before leaving their country of origin. They cannot apply for their visa once in Italy.
No, in order to be able to pursue your education in Italy you’ll have to apply for a specific study-related Visa (Student Visa). Don’t worry, though, we can absolutely help you with that!
No, the Working Holiday Visa doesn’t allow family reunification. Keep in mind that minor children are also not allowed to be included in the application.
Canada: The WHV cannot be renewed but you can apply again once after going back to Canada.
Australia & New Zealand: The WHV can only be issued once, so it is not possible to reapply.