Alternatively, Portugal only requires digital nomads to earn €700 a month. In Romania, you have to earn up to three times the average Romanian salary to telework from Bucharest, i.e., €3,500. However, in order to obtain their permit, digital nomads usually need to ensure they have sufficient income to support themselves upon arrival.
The entry permit became official relatively early in the global Covid-19 crisis, in June 2020. Estonia was the first member of the European Union to launch a digital nomad visa. And then, when the last lockdowns and restrictions finally ended, everyone went back to work - except for some, who took advantage of a brand-new form of visa precisely for remote workers, or so-called digital nomads. During that time, stories of workers who fled their cramped apartments to work remotely in Madeira or the Canary Islands seemed to be everywhere. One upside to the pandemic was that it proved that many people could work efficiently and productively without being in the office. Zoom meetings could feel much more pleasant when you and your computer are sitting on a sun-drenched terrace, than when you’re crammed into an impersonal office or co-working space, let alone a tiny apartment. Digital nomad visas becoming more prevalent in Europe But there are still some conditions to be met… Europe has become a major destination for digital nomads thanks to the proliferation of these new permits. And this particular visa could be valid for up to five years, according to The Guardian. Spain could soon join the list of countries that have chosen to introduce a specific visa for remote workers looking to set up somewhere new. If, like us, you dream of never having to wear pants and go to the office ever again, check out these countries where you can get a digital nomad visa - and what the requirements actually mean.
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