Decreto Flussi: il TAR annulla la revoca dei nulla osta stagionali

The Regional Administrative Court of Sicily, Catania seat, in a ruling published on April 13, 2026, annulled five revocation orders for seasonal employment permits issued under the Immigration Flow Decree. The case involved a company that had applied to hire five non-EU workers in the agricultural sector. The Immigration One-Stop Shop had first issued the permits and then revoked them, arguing that the VAT number indicated was for a barber shop and not for an agricultural business, and also highlighting the fact that the legal representative worked for another company. The Regional Administrative Court upheld the appeal, finding a flaw in the preliminary investigation. The documentation submitted showed that the company was registered as an agricultural business and also engaged in forestry activities. Furthermore, the judge clarified that the law does not provide a ground for refusal if the company's legal representative also holds another job. In the video, we explore why the TAR annulled the revocations, the role of preliminary investigations, why posthumous motivation cannot save a flawed decision, and what principles should guide checks on applications under the Flow Decree. Attorney Michele Spadaro – Milan Bar Association Whatsapp +39 339 8795933 (voice or text messages only, no calls) Email: [email protected] Office: Via Gardone 8 – 20139 Milan (MI) If you find yourself in this situation and want to know how to resolve it, click HERE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j93v... #ImmigrationFlowDecree #NullaOsta #SeasonalWork #TARSicilia #One-StopShopImmigration #ForeignWorkers #AdministrativeLaw #ResidencePermit #Agriculture #SUI #NullaOstaRevocation #Preliminary Assistance #Lawyer #ImmigrationItaly