Moving between countries

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    Is an A1 certificate enough to send workers to Italy?

    No. A1 concerns social-security coverage. A genuine cross-border posting requires a separate assessment of the service, continuing employment, destination formalities, notifications and employment conditions. Do not mark

    WorkMarket.eu Team21 Oct 2026
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    Does an Italian work permit allow a German or Czech job?

    It does not by itself authorise direct employment in another country. Check the destination’s requirements and any applicable mobility route. Short visits, genuine service postings and direct hiring are different situati

    WorkMarket.eu Team21 Oct 2026
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    Can another EU country’s Blue Card make moving easier?

    Qualifying Blue Card holders can use a specific mobility framework after the required residence period. Italian employer and application requirements still apply. An ordinary Czech employee card does not become a Blue Ca

    WorkMarket.eu TeamSources checked 21 Oct 202621 Oct 2026
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    What if I hold EU long-term resident status in Czechia?

    This is a different route from an ordinary work card. Updated Italian government guidance describes prior nulla osta and an Italian work residence procedure, with numerical limits removed from 2024. Verify the exact EU l

    WorkMarket.eu TeamSources checked 21 Oct 202621 Oct 2026
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    Can I switch a Czech employee card into an Italian permit?

    There is no automatic exchange of an ordinary Czech employee card for Italian work permission. An Italian employer must identify an eligible route and complete its procedure. Keep Czech status valid while planning and do

    WorkMarket.eu TeamSources checked 21 Oct 202621 Oct 2026

General information, not a decision about your individual case. Laws change — check the official source and the review date.