Income
Applicants must prove a monthly income of at least EUR 3,500. This amount increases by 20% if applying with a spouse and an additional 15% per dependent.
The Greece Digital Nomad Visa allows remote workers to live and work in one of Europe’s most beautiful destinations, offering the perfect balance between work and leisure.
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There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.
Applicants must prove a monthly income of at least EUR 3,500. This amount increases by 20% if applying with a spouse and an additional 15% per dependent.

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.
Show proof of a monthly income of EUR 3,500, with increases for dependents, earned through employment outside Greece, freelance work for foreign clients, or self-employment with proof of foreign business activity.
Provide a rental agreement or proof of stay for the duration of your time in Greece, plus a valid health insurance policy.
Submit a background check showing no criminal record, plus confirmation that you will not be employed by a Greek company during your stay.

Immerse yourself in Greek culture, history, and breathtaking scenery while working remotely. Greece offers the ideal blend of professional freedom and lifestyle flexibility.

Avoid local taxes for stays under 6 months or benefit from a 50% tax reduction for longer stays, making Greece a financially attractive option for remote workers.

Yes, but you must increase your required income by 20% for a spouse and 15% for each dependent.
Non-EU and non-EEA citizens with a valid passport who work remotely for foreign employers, freelance for clients abroad, or are self-employed with proof of foreign business activity, provided they won't be employed by a Greek company during their stay.
The visa is valid for 1 year, with the option to extend for an additional year, allowing a stay of up to 2 years.
Stay under six months and you generally avoid Greek tax residency. Beyond that, you likely become tax resident and pay Greek tax on relevant income. Greece separately offers qualifying new residents a 50% reduction on Greek-sourced income for up to seven years; whether it applies to your situation on this visa depends on your income structure and residency history, and isn't an automatic benefit of the visa itself.

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