Digital nomad and remote-work routes
A residence permit for people who work remotely for employers or clients outside the destination. Each country states a minimum income and the evidence it asks for.
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| Country | Route | Status | Requirement as the rule states it | Dependants | Spouse or partner may work | Permit validity (months) | Years to permanent residence | Country page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Croatia | Temporary stay of digital nomads | Not yet checked by us | At least €3,767.40 per month250% of the Croatian average monthly net salary (€1,449 per month, effective 20 February 2026) = €3,622.50, plus €144.90 for the rest of the reference household = €3,767.40 | Included illustrative | No illustrative | 18 illustrative | not held | Country page — Croatia |
| Greece | Digital nomad visa and residence permit (Z.1 / I.8) | Not yet checked by us | At least €4,200 per month | Included illustrative | No illustrative | 12 illustrative | not held | Country page — Greece |
| Italy | Digital nomad / remote worker visa | Not yet checked by us | At least €2,065.83 per month300% of The minimum income exempt from Italian healthcare cost-sharing (€688.61 per month, effective 1 January 1999) = €2,065.83 | Included illustrative | not held | 12 illustrative | not held | Country page — Italy |
| Thailand | Long-Term Resident visa — Work-from-Thailand Professional | Not yet checked by us | At least €5,871.13 per month6,667 USD, converted at the ECB euro reference rate for the US dollar (0.880669 EUR/USD, effective 29 September 2026) = €5,871.13 | Included illustrative | With conditions illustrative | 60 illustrative | not held | Country page — Thailand |
What this table does not say
Whether a household meets a rule depends on who is moving, what they earn and hold, and their citizenship. This table sets out the rules as written, for nobody in particular. Set them against your own answers.