Prima Foods Italy LTD is a food manufacturing company based in Rome, Italy, offering job opportunities with employer-supported work visa sponsorship for foreign skilled and unskilled workers. Employment is tied to Italy’s legal work visa framework and requires employer approval.
This guide explains who can apply, how to apply, visa duration, costs, and official application channels.
Who Can Apply
Foreign nationals inside or outside Italy may apply, provided they meet eligibility requirements and are selected by the employer.
Basic Eligibility
- Age: 20–50 years
- Education: High school to Master’s degree
- Work experience:
- Not mandatory for unskilled jobs
- Minimum 6 months preferred for skilled roles
- Language: Basic English required
- Health: Must pass medical fitness test
- Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
Visa sponsorship is employer-led and subject to Italian immigration approval.
Apply for VisaType of Visa Issued
- Italy Work Visa (Subordinate Employment)
- Sponsored by the employer after job offer
- Converted into a Residence Permit (Permesso di Soggiorno) after arrival
Duration of Visa
- Initial work visa: 1–2 years
- Renewable based on:
- Employment continuation
- Contract validity
- Immigration compliance
- Long-term residence options may be available after continued legal stay
How to Apply (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: Submit Job Application
Apply directly to Prima Foods Italy through one of the official channels below.
Step 2: Interview & Selection
- Document verification
- Online or physical interview
- Job offer issued if selected
Step 3: Visa Sponsorship
- Employer initiates work authorization
- Applicant applies for visa at Italian embassy/consulate
Step 4: Travel & Residence Permit
- Travel to Italy
- Apply for residence permit within 8 days of arrival
Where to Apply (Official Links & Contacts)
Official Website
Email Application
WhatsApp / Helpline
+44 7446 170872
Office Address (Italy)
Via del Corso 123,
00186 Roma RM, Italy
Applicants should apply only through official channels.
Required Documents
- Valid passport
- National ID card
- Passport-size photographs (3–4)
- Updated CV
- Educational certificates (if applicable)
- Experience certificates (if applicable)
- Character certificate
- Driver’s license (for driving roles)
Visa Cost (Approximate)
Costs may vary by country and consulate.
- Italy work visa fee: €116
- Residence permit (Italy): €40–€100
- Medical test & documentation: Varies
- Travel costs: Varies
Visa sponsorship does not eliminate government fees, but employer assists with the process.
Important Legal Notes
- Employment must be contract-based
- Working without a valid permit is illegal
- Residence permit application after arrival is mandatory
- Always verify offers before payment to third parties
