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EUROPE · LIVE CHANGES5

What’s changing in Europe

A practical watchlist of rules, proposals and market shifts that may affect how people move, work and invest.

CzechiaIn force
NomadVisa

Czechia's digital nomad programme: who can apply

  • It is open to citizens of 13 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, India, Brazil and Japan
  • It covers IT and marketing specialists only
  • Income must be at least 1.5x the Czech average wage, about CZK 73,800 a month until 30 April 2027
  • You start with a 1-year visa, then can move to renewable residence permits of up to 2 years
Source: Remote Work Europe
GreeceIn force
NomadVisa

Greek nomads now need a visa before they arrive

  • Under the new immigration law 5275/2026 you can no longer arrive as a tourist and then apply locally
  • You must first get a national Type D digital nomad visa from a Greek consulate
  • You then apply for the residence permit after you enter Greece
  • Expect more time and cost than under the old route
Source: Siopi Law
RomaniaIn force
NomadVisa

Romania's digital nomad visa: the basics

  • You need income of at least 3x Romania's gross average wage, checked for each of the last 6 months
  • There are 2 steps: a Type D visa from a Romanian embassy, then a residence permit after you arrive
  • Renew before your permit expires. Late filing can put your status at risk
  • Your tax position is assessed separately from the visa
Source: Arsulescu & Associates
PolandIn force
NomadVisa

Poland has no digital nomad visa. Here are the real options

  • Polish law does not treat remote work for a foreign employer as a residence purpose
  • The Poland Business Harbour fast track for IT workers is suspended
  • Most non-EU nationals cannot open a sole proprietorship unless they already hold a qualifying status, such as permanent residence
  • Your realistic routes: 90-day Schengen stays, a national D visa, or a job with a Polish employer
Source: Remote Work Europe