Work in Italy from Asia
Milan and Turin need delivery drivers, couriers, warehouse staff and logistics assistants. Italy admits non-EU workers under its annual quota system (the Decreto Flussi) that includes many Asian countries for 2026–2028.
National visa (Type D)
Issued under Italy's national laws.
2 years
Employment contract duration.
3–4 months*
*Estimate; depends on employer and authorities.
Italy jobs and salaries
| Position & duties | City | Target net / month |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery Worker Delivering packages, collecting from warehouses, following routes and obtaining proof of delivery. | Milan | €1,350 |
| Courier/Parcel Delivery Worker Collecting, sorting, scanning and delivering parcels; loading delivery vehicles. | Milan | €1,450 |
| Warehouse Worker Receiving goods, picking and packing orders, loading deliveries and checking stock. | Turin | €1,300 |
| Logistics Assistant Handling shipment paperwork, tracking deliveries, scheduling and updating records. | Milan | €1,500 |
| Distribution/Logistics Support Worker Supporting distribution, preparing goods for dispatch and organising shipments. | Turin | €1,350 |
Requirements: Delivery, courier or warehouse experience preferred, valid driving licence where required, GPS and mobile app skills, basic computer skills for office roles.
Why choose Italy
- Many Asian countries are eligible under Italy's 2026–2028 work quotas
- Delivery, courier, warehouse and office-based logistics roles
- The visa is handled by the Italian embassy or consulate that covers your country
What you need to apply
- Passport with enough validity for the process
- Updated CV
- Experience letters or employment references
- Educational or vocational certificates where applicable
- Police clearance and medical report where required
- Driving licence for delivery roles where required
Italy programme fees
Credit Program $4,680 + LKR 590,000
The partner's balance is deducted from your salary at about $546 a month for 6 months after you start work.
- Payment 1 · Documentation & government fees (15%)
Paid online directly to our UK partner$702 - Payment 2 · Work permit application (15%)
Paid online directly to our UK partner$702 - Payment 3 · EUROVISADESK service charge, after your visa is issued
Paid to EUROVISADESKLKR 590,000 - Payment 4 · Partner balance, deducted from salary over 6 months
Deducted from salary by the partner$3,276
Partner payments are shown in US dollars. The EUROVISADESK service charge is LKR 590,000, paid only after your visa is issued. Air tickets and embassy visa fees are not included. Salary deductions follow the destination country's wage-deduction laws.
Payments and refunds
- Payment 1 · Documentation and government fees are non-refundable once your application is filed.
- Payment 2 · If your visa is refused, the work permit payment is refunded, or moved to an application for another country if you prefer.
- Our service charge · Collected only after your visa is issued, so you never pay it for a refused visa.
- No refund · If the visa is refused because of the applicant, for example false, forged or missing documents, or a failed interview or medical, no money is refunded.
All terms are set out in a written agreement, prepared by a lawyer, signed by you and EUROVISADESK before you pay.
Italy work permit FAQ
How much is the salary for jobs in Italy?
Target net salaries for Italy roles range from €1,300 to €1,500 a month. The final figure is confirmed in your employment contract.
How much does the Italy work permit programme cost?
Under the Credit Program you pay our UK partner $702 at application and $702 after your work permit is approved. The balance of $3,276 is deducted from your salary over 6 months (about $546 a month) after you start work. The EUROVISADESK service charge is LKR 590,000, paid only after your visa is issued. Air tickets and embassy visa fees are separate.
How long does it take to get a Italy work visa?
Estimated processing is 3–4 months from registration, depending on the employer, the work-permit authority and the embassy.
Which visa will I get for Italy?
A national long-stay visa (Type D), issued under the destination country's laws, with a 2-year employment contract.
Can I choose the city in Italy?
Milan & Turin are priority recruitment locations. The employer and workplace are confirmed in your official employment documents, so a specific city cannot be guaranteed.