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Explore country hubs, visa categories, official-source research, and practical guidance built for remote professionals, founders, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and families.
Visa pathways
Start with the route that fits your situation.
Use broad pathway hubs to understand terminology, then move into country-specific research as verified coverage is published.
Digital Nomad
Residence pathways designed around location-independent or overseas employment.
Startup / Founder
Routes for founders building eligible innovative or growth-oriented businesses.
Entrepreneur
Business migration pathways for owners, investors, and operators.
Freelancer
Pathways for independent professionals serving clients on a self-directed basis.
Self-Employed
Residence options connected to self-employment or independent economic activity.
Remote Worker
Routes intended for employees or contractors working remotely for foreign entities.
Digital nomad destinations
Six featured European digital nomad destinations.
Explore Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy, Croatia, and Malta.
Spain
A 2026 guide to Spain's digital nomad, self-employment and innovative entrepreneur routes, plus the closed Golden Visa and long-term residence options.
EuropePortugal
Compare Portugal's D8 digital nomad visa, D2 self-employment and entrepreneur routes, StartUP Visa and ARI business-investment residence options using current official sources.
EuropeGreece
A current 2026 guide to Greece immigration pathways for digital nomads, startup investors, business investors and Golden Visa applicants, with route comparisons, family rules and long-term residence context.
EuropeItaly
A current 2026 guide to Italy immigration pathways for digital nomads, remote workers, freelancers, innovative-startup founders and investors, including quotas, family rights and long-term residence.
EuropeCroatia
A current 2026 guide to Croatia immigration pathways for digital nomads, foreign-client freelancers, self-employed business owners and founders, including income, investment, family and long-term residence rules.
EuropeMalta
A current 2026 guide to Malta residence options for digital nomads, self-employed professionals, startup founders and investors, with income, capital, family, tax and long-term residence rules.
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