The Italian government has announced a cap of 69.700 on the number of workers from outside the EEA allowed in Italy for 2022. The decree, dated 21 December 21, will be published on the Official Gazette of January 17, 2022.

Mazzeschi Magazine | Jan. 2022, Vol.12

The Government has set in 69,700 quotas to be allocated to for the year 2021 to different categories of non-EU citizens who intend to work in the country.

The new wave of Omicron positivity (today, more than 20,000 new COVID cases were reported by the World Health Organization), has turned travel plans upside down, and Italian holidaymakers are once again canceling their booked trips.

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Investment roadshow and business opportunities in Europe to promote Chile as a business and investment destination in Latin America. InvestChile Managing Director Andrés Rodríguez Rowe will participate together with the head of the Investment Promotion Division, Salvatore Di Giovanni.

Decree 170/2021 of August 6, 2021 (*) set out the procedure to motivate the need of posting extension after 12 months as follows:

Conceived as a tool to document a person’s COVID-19 status and vaccinations to facilitate travel, coronavirus health certificates have already been introduced in multiple EU countries.

Decree 170/2021 of August 6, 2021 (*) set out the procedure to motivate the need of posting extension after 12 months as follows: the motivated notification for long-term postings must be communicated to the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies within 5 days of exceeding the 12 months duration of the posting;

Recently there have been some articles posted on the web, mostly targeted to South African citizens, publicizing the possibility of obtaining citizenship by investing in Umbria, a region in the centre of the country.