Need a change in scenery, but can’t afford to quit your job? In 2024, the solution could be simple for those who work remotely – just pack your bags! From Greece to Croatia there are culturally rich places all over Europe that offer a Digital Nomad Visa to Canadians looking to explore – it’s really just a matter of where the winds of change will take you first.
Not sure what your options are? Here are just a few countries across the continent where you might be eligible to work abroad!
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Croatia
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Interested in moving where the water is blue and the beaches are sandy? Consider Croatia! To qualify, foreign remote workers must prove that they bring in $3,730.17 CAD every month.
How: Apply here
Estonia
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Whether you’re employed by an organization or establishment outside of Estonia or exude self-made, self-employed energy, those who make meet the $6,608.03 CAD monthly income threshold could be eligible for an Estonian digital nomad visa. Check it out!
How: Apply here
Portugal
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Located on the coast of western Europe, Portugal offers a remote working visa to those non-EU and non-EEA travellers. The only catch? Those interested must make four times the national minimum wage per month.
How: Apply here
Greece
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If, of course, you make around $5,138.91 CAD per month you could live in Greece for a year as well! For more information, visit the link below!
How: Apply here
Iceland
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Are you a remote worker who makes $9,807.91 CAD per month or a couple who makes $12,750.28 per month? You could be issued a long-term visa for remote work for up to 180 days in Iceland.
How: Apply here
Malta
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Valid for up to a year, those looking to move to Malta can do so as long as they have a yearly gross income of $47,561.26 CAD and should be able to prove they are self-employed, a freelancer or under a company registered outside the Country.
How: Apply here
Now, go forth and enjoy working abroad, adventure seekers! The world is your oyster, you might just need a Digital Nomad Visa to explore Europe.
