# Moving to Italy by Country

> Guides for professionals moving to Italy from India, Brazil, Turkey, China, the United States and the Philippines: visa routes, documents and the Italian employer.


<section> <span class="eyebrow">By country of origin</span> <h1 id="moving-to-italy-from-your-country">Moving to Italy from your country</h1> <p class="lede">The Italian rules are the same for every non-EU national. What differs is where you apply, how your documents are legalised, which quota group you fall in, and the profiles that usually make the move.</p> </section> <section class="grid"> <a class="panel" href="india-to-italy.html"><h3 id="india">India</h3><p>Software, data and engineering; Blue Card first.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="brazil-to-italy.html"><h3 id="brazil">Brazil</h3><p>Work permit or Italian citizenship by descent.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="turkey-to-italy.html"><h3 id="turkey">Turkey</h3><p>Mechanical, industrial and textile specialists.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="china-to-italy.html"><h3 id="china">China</h3><p>Embassy checklist, Hukou, CIMEA statement.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="usa-to-italy.html"><h3 id="united-states">United States</h3><p>Americans staying with their US employer.</p></a> <a class="panel" href="philippines-to-italy.html"><h3 id="philippines">Philippines</h3><p>Health care, technical and support roles.</p></a> </section> <section class="prose"> <p>Not on the list? The same steps apply: see <a href="visa-routes.html">visa routes</a>, or ask us about your nationality.</p> <div class="cta"><a class="btn" href="contact.html">Ask about my country</a></div> </section>


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Source: https://italybluecard.com/visas-by-country.html
