Italy offers work visas under a quota-based system called the Decreto Flussi. Employers must apply for a “Nulla Osta” (work authorization).
Job offer required from an Italian employer
Visa types include seasonal, non-seasonal, and self-employment
Quota opens annually (limited slots)
Pathway to residence permit and later permanent residency
The Netherlands provides the Highly Skilled Migrant (Kennismigrant) visa for professionals in IT, engineering, science, etc.
Must have a job offer from a recognized sponsor
Minimum salary requirement applies
Fast-track residence permit
Pathway to permanent residency and citizenship
Luxembourg requires a work contract and employer sponsorship for non-EU nationals to apply for a Type D Work Visa.
Valid for 1 year, renewable
Must be approved by Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Access to social security and health benefits
Greece offers national long-stay (D-type) visas for employment, valid for up to 1 year and renewable from within the country.
Requires job contract
Work permits issued for specific sectors (e.g., tourism, IT, agriculture)
Path to residence permit after arrival
Foreign workers can apply for a residence permit for work if they have a job offer in Finland.
Permit type depends on profession
Fast track for specialists and startup entrepreneurs
Digital applications via Enter Finland portal
Norway allows skilled workers to live and work if they have a relevant education or work experience.
Job offer required
Valid for 2 years, renewable
Offers strong welfare and family benefits
Non-EU citizens need a work permit issued by the Romanian Immigration Office to apply for a D/AM work visa.
Requires a job contract and employer sponsorship
Valid for 1 year, renewable
Transition to EU Blue Card possible in some cases
Latvia offers a national work visa and is part of the EU Blue Card scheme for highly qualified professionals.
Fast processing for IT and STEM fields
Residence permit available for up to 5 years
Option to bring family
Hungary issues residence permits for employment based on a job offer or business activity.
Must apply with employment contract
Option for White Card for digital nomads (for remote workers)
After 3 years, apply for permanent residency
Albania offers work permits and residency for skilled workers, especially in tourism, agriculture, and services.
Job contract or business license required
Apply through National Employment Service
Easy integration process and low cost of living
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Benefits include gaining a global perspective, improving language skills, enhancing career opportunities, experiencing new cultures, and building international networks.
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