A major European country has rolled out a new digital nomad visa, expanding options for remote workers seeking legal residency abroad.
A prominent European nation has launched a digital nomad visa program, joining the growing list of countries competing for remote workers. The visa is designed for those earning income outside the country and working for foreign employers or clients.
If you're a digital nomad, this expands your options beyond the well-known programs in Portugal, Spain, and Croatia. Digital nomad visas typically require proof of monthly income (often €2,000–€3,000 or equivalent), a valid passport, and health insurance. The visa usually grants 1–2 years of residency and may allow you to bring dependents.
Remote workers now have another legal pathway to live and work in Europe.
Check the specific country's official immigration website for income thresholds, renewal terms, and whether the visa allows you to open a local bank account or access public services. Many digital nomad visas are now stackable under the EU's 90/180 rule, meaning you can move between participating countries without resetting your clock.
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