Regularisation of illegal immigrant workers in Italy continues at a slow pace and it is gradually becoming more evident that not many employers will apply to regularize their workers.
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Regularisation – Government must state how to prove presence in Italy
- Friday, 28 September 2012 06:06
Last Updated on Friday, 28 September 2012 06:10
Regularisation - Government must clarify how to prove presence
- Tuesday, 18 September 2012 13:53
Employers of illegal immigrant workers in Italy started applying to regularise their workers last Saturday. Applications will be accepted until 15th October 2012.
Conditions and costs are most likely to deny many illegal immigrants a chance of being regularised.
Regularisation - Don’t pay for fake documents
- Monday, 10 September 2012 12:40
As it always happen during regularisation of illegal immigrants in Italy, conmen have come up promising to help those who don’t meet requirements find ways of regularising their stay in the country.
While in the past such conmen only used the word of mouth to get clients, this time some have even created websites to advertise their services.
www.sanatoria2012.com is one of them. Please keep off this website and all similar websites.
Regularisation - Beware of fake agents and follow legal channels
- Wednesday, 25 July 2012 14:32
From 15th September to 15th October 2012, illegal immigrant workers in Italy will have a chance of being regularised.
I’d like to strongly encourage all illegal immigrant workers to use this opportunity to regularise their stay in the country. If your employer is reluctant to apply for your regularisation, inform them that after 15th October 2012, they’ll face stiff sanctions for hiring an illegal immigrant.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 July 2012 14:49
African Embassies abandon victims of earthquake in Italy
- Tuesday, 05 June 2012 13:10
Since the last earthquake hit Italy’s Emilia region killing 17 people, injuring 350 and leaving at least 14,000 homeless, no African government has sent any help to Africans in the area.
Emilia is one of Italy’s most productive regions with a high population of immigrants including Africans.




