Greece has become one of the most popular destinations for digital nomads. The main reasons for its popularity include a comfortable lifestyle, high quality of life by international standards, and favorable conditions for obtaining legal status in the EU.
Key requirements for digital nomads in Greece:
✓ Have sufficient income to support themselves and their family.
✓ Not seek employment within the country.
✓ Open a bank account in Greece.
✓ Buy or rent real estate.
✓ Pay taxes.
Minimum Income
You will need to confirm a monthly income of at least 3,500 euros + 20% for a spouse + 15% for each child.
Employment
To meet the requirements of the Greek digital nomad visa, you must work remotely for a company or clients located outside Greece.
Taxes
Taxation in Greece is a crucial aspect. If you spend more than six out of twelve months in the country, you become a tax resident and are required to pay personal income tax.
Greece employs a progressive income tax system ranging from 0% to 45%.
For digital nomads, the good news is that the Greek government introduced a 50% tax discount for income earned in Greece.
The 50% discount is valid for 7 years.
Family Members
The right to obtain a residence permit extends to the spouse of the main applicant, as well as to minor and economically dependent adult children.
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In 2013, she graduated in law from the National University «Odessa Law Academy» with honors and received a Master of Law degree. Anastasia Taran has experience in international and contract law, as well as corporate and tax law in Europe. Within the framework of Feod Group, she specializes i...
In 2013, she graduated in law from the National University «Odessa Law Academy» with honors and received a Master of Law degree. Anastasia Taran has experience in international and contract law, as well as corporate and tax law in Europe. Within the framework of Feod Group, she specializes in immigration and corporate law of European countries, particularly:
