Digital nomad visas, decoded.
Income thresholds, the exact health insurance each visa requires, how to get paid, and how to stay connected — laid out clearly and dated, so you know it's current.
What changed recently
Requirements move constantly — most guides don't. We log every change we verify. Full change log →
- 🇭🇷 Croatia (July 2026): Income requirement jumps to ~€3,622/month; permit now runs 18 months. Details →
- 🇪🇸 Spain (February 2026): New minimum wage lifts the income bar to €2,849/month. Details →
- 🇬🇷 Greece (February 2026): In-country applications abolished — consulate only. Details →
Start with a country
The single thing that rejects most applications isn't income — it's the wrong health insurance. Each country page tells you exactly what counts.
🇪🇸 Spain
Digital Nomad Visa (visado para teletrabajadores)
€2,849/mo income · insurance required
🇵🇹 Portugal
D8 Digital Nomad Visa
€3,680/mo income · insurance required
🇬🇷 Greece
Digital Nomad Visa
€3,500/mo income · insurance required
🇮🇹 Italy
Digital Nomad / Remote Worker Visa (Lavoratore da Remoto)
€2,333/mo income · insurance required
🇭🇷 Croatia
Digital Nomad Residence Permit
€3,623/mo income · insurance required
🇪🇪 Estonia
Digital Nomad Visa (Type C / Type D)
€4,500/mo income · insurance required
Free tools
Income checker
Enter your monthly income, see every visa you clear the bar for — sorted, instant, no sign-up.
Insurance checker
Pick a visa, get the exact policy wording the consulate checks — before you pay for the wrong policy.
Getting paid
The account setup that makes foreign income cheap to receive — and easy to prove to a consulate.
What RelocateRadar is
Most "best nomad visa" articles are written once and left to rot. Requirements change every year — income floors move, insurance rules tighten, tax breaks get rewritten. We keep a small set of pages genuinely up to date, show the date we last checked each one, and link the official source so you can verify it yourself.
We earn a commission when you buy insurance, a multi-currency account or an eSIM through our links. That funds the upkeep and never changes what our requirements tables say — those come from governments, not advertisers. Here's exactly how we check things.