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European Digital Nomad Visas Compared (2026)

Europe has the deepest set of digital nomad visas, from Schengen residence permits to Balkan programs with low thresholds. Compared here by income and duration. Many are a first step toward longer-term residence — check each country page for the pathway. Last verified July 2026.

European Digital Nomad Visas Compared (2026) — ranked. Min income (USD) shown in the last column.
#CountryRegionMin income (USD)
1CroatiaEurope$4,140/mo
2EstoniaEurope$5,143/mo
3GermanyEuropeNo floor
4GreeceEurope$4,000/mo
5ItalyEurope$2,361/mo
6MaltaEurope$4,000/mo
7PortugalEurope$4,206/mo
8SpainEurope$3,256/mo
9AlbaniaEurope$976/mo
10CyprusEurope$4,000/mo
11Czech RepublicEuropeNo floor
12HungaryEurope$3,429/mo
13IcelandEurope$7,983/mo
14LatviaEurope$4,815/mo
15MontenegroEurope$2,057/mo
16RomaniaEurope$6,017/mo
17BulgariaEurope$2,953/mo
18MoldovaEurope$2,975/mo
19NorwayEurope$2,948/mo
20SloveniaEurope$3,657/mo

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Digital nomad visas compared by minimum income, duration, fee, processing time, tax, and family.
CountryRegionMin incomeValidityFeeProcessingForeign taxFamily
CroatiaEurope$4,140/mo18 months, not renewable€60 (≈ $69)2–8 weeks0% on foreign incomeYes
EstoniaEurope$5,140/mo1 year, not renewable€120 (≈ $137)2–5 weeksTaxes foreign incomeYes
GermanyEuropeNo floor3 years, renewable€75 (≈ $86)6–12 weeksTaxes foreign incomeYes
GreeceEurope$4,000/mo1 year, renewable€75 (≈ $86)2–12 weeks50% income-tax exemption for up to seven years for new tax residents who transfer their residence (Article 5C, Law 4172/2013)Yes
ItalyEurope$2,360/mo1 year, renewable€116 (≈ $133)4–12 weeksImpatriati regimeYes
MaltaEurope$4,000/mo1 year, renewable up to 4 years€300 (≈ $343)4–8 weeks10% flat tax on income from authorised work under the Nomad Residence Permits (Income Tax) Rules (S.L. 123.210), after a 12-month exemptionYes
PortugalEurope$4,210/mo2 years, renewable up to 5 years€90 (≈ $103)8–16 weeksIFICI ("NHR 2.0")Yes
SpainEurope$3,260/mo1 year, renewable up to 5 years€80 (≈ $91)3–8 weeksBeckham LawYes
AlbaniaEurope$976/mo1 year, renewable up to 5 yearsNot published4–12 weeksTaxes foreign incomeYes
CyprusEurope$4,000/mo1 year, renewable up to 3 years€70 (≈ $80)5–12 weeksNon-domiciled statusYes
Czech RepublicEuropeNo floor1 year, renewable2,500 CZK (≈ $118)9–17 weeks60% flat-rate expense deduction (paušální výdaje) on trade income; optional lump-sum tax (paušální daň) for smaller tradersYes
HungaryEurope$3,430/mo1 year, renewable up to 2 years24,000 HUF (≈ $75)3–5 weeksTaxes foreign incomeNo
IcelandEurope$7,980/mo6 months, not renewable12,200 ISK (≈ $97)3–4 weeks0% on foreign incomeYes
LatviaEurope$4,820/mo1 year, renewable up to 2 years€90 (≈ $103)2–5 weeksTaxes foreign incomeNo
MontenegroEurope$2,060/mo2 years, renewable up to 4 years€67 (≈ $77)4–10 weeks0% on foreign incomeYes
RomaniaEurope$6,020/mo1 year, renewable up to 2 years€300 (≈ $343)2–8 weeksUnder Law 69/2023, nomad-visa holders present fewer than 183 days pay no Romanian income tax or social contributions on foreign incomeYes
BulgariaEurope$2,950/mo1 year, renewable up to 2 years€100 (≈ $114)4–8 weeksBulgaria's flat 10% personal income taxYes
MoldovaEurope$2,980/mo1 year, renewable up to 2 years€90 (≈ $103)4–7 weeksMoldova applies a flat 12% personal income tax; several 2026 write-ups claim favourable or exempt treatment of foreign-source income for permit holders, but this is unconfirmed on an official source.Yes
NorwayEurope$2,950/mo1 year, renewable6,300 NOK (≈ $653)8–16 weeksTaxes foreign incomeYes
SloveniaEurope$3,660/mo1 year, not renewable€102 (≈ $117)4–12 weeksTaxes foreign incomeYes