by Applications are now open for seasonal roles in farms, vineyards, greenhouses, and agricultural estates across Italy. Selected candidates will receive official work permits, with hiring expected to close by 10 August 2026.
Available Positions
- Fruit Pickers & Harvesters
- Vineyard & Orchard Workers
- Farm Laborers & Field Staff
- Greenhouse Assistants
- Packaging & Sorting Staff
- Livestock Caretakers
- Tractor Operators (with valid license)
Job Details
- Contract Duration: 3 to 9 months (seasonal)
- Working Hours: 8–10 hours/day, 5–6 days per week (often weather-dependent)
- Salary Range: €850 – €1,200 per month
- Work Permit: Issued under Decreto Flussi 2026
- Accommodation: Farmhouses or shared agricultural housing provided
- Meals: Often included or subsidized by the farm owner
- Locations: Major agricultural regions (e.g., Puglia, Sicily, Tuscany, Veneto)
- Openings: Approximately 300–400 positions
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be physically fit and capable of outdoor, manual labor
- Basic English or Italian language skills (helpful but not strictly required)
- No prior experience required for general labor (on-site training provided)
- Age Limit: 18 – 45 years
- Must meet Italian visa and work permit requirements
- Open to non-EU citizens under Decreto Flussi 2026
Benefits
- Legal employment in Italy with official documentation
- Quick hiring process for urgent seasonal harvest demand
- Free or subsidized on-site accommodation and meals
- Competitive salary with overtime opportunities during peak harvest periods
- Valuable international agricultural experience
- Possibility of contract renewal or conversion to non-seasonal permits in the future
How to Apply
- Applications open from 20 July to 10 August 2026
- Limited positions available — early application is strongly recommended
- Complete the official application form through the designated agricultural recruitment platform
Important: Only applications submitted before 15 August 2026 will be considered for the Click Day submission (expected October 2026) under Decreto Flussi.
