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Are you wanderlust? Bored of staying in one place? Want to manage work as well as a lifestyle? Interested in freelancing? We are back again with a bag full of information regarding countries that offer visas to freelancers.<br><br>Freelancers are self-employed professionals who work on a project-by-project basis. Most digital nomads work remotely under a tourist visa, which is illegal. So, to provide foreigners with a legal base for working while traveling, many countries issue digital nomad visas.<br><br>These visas are usually short-term but are an excellent opportunity for nomads and freelancers who wa
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Countries Offering Freelancer Visa With Minimal Requirements nomadiceve.com/countries-offering-freelancer-visa-with-minimal-requirements Are you wanderlust? Bored of staying in one place? Want to manage work as well as a lifestyle? Interested in freelancing? We are back again with a bag full of information regarding countries that offer visas to freelancers. Freelancers are self-employed professionals who work on a project-by-project basis. Most digital nomads work remotely under a tourist visa, which is illegal. So, to provide foreigners with a legal base for working while traveling, many countries issue digital nomad visas. These visas are usually short-term but are an excellent opportunity for nomads and freelancers who want to travel and work. In order to make the working process more flexible, effective and beneficial, several European countries have started to offer freelance visas and digital nomad visas. #1 Spain – Persons interested in working as freelancers in Spain must pursue the so-called ‘Autonomo’. In order to be registered as autonomous, a person must prove that he/she is a freelancer or self-employed. In addition, authorities in Spain have announced that they are planning to launch a special visa dedicated to digital nomads in an effort to attract 1/4
talented people from all over the world Once a person comes to Spain in order to live and also work remotely, he is eligible to fill in an application for a residence permit. Also Read: 5 Mysterious Places In The World Where Gravity Not Work #2 France – Another European country that offers great opportunities for freelancers interested in working remotely. Through the profession liberale visa, a freelancer will be permitted to work in France without being obliged to find an employer to sponsor the self-employment visa. Persons who plan to start a new business in France fall into one of the profession liberale business categories. They will be issued with a long-stay visa, which is equivalent to a residence permit, under the statement “entrepreneur/profession libérale”. It will be valid for one year, provided that the holder applies for visa validation on the fifteenth day of arrival. In order to hold such a visa, a person must prove that he can earn at least €1,540 per month. Also Read: Best Countries To Study In Europe With A Schengen Visa #3 Portugal – Portugal is also very popular for its freelance, self-employment visa for all persons interested in a visa that permits long-term residence and permission to earn a living in Europe. Applicants interested in such a visa have two possibilities: Firstly, a residence 2/4
visa for persons interested in working independently, that is, working locally for Portuguese clients as a contract employee. Secondly, a residence visa for entrepreneur work that is, digital nomad visa gathering clients from other countries worldwide. According to the 2019 data provided by the World Bank, a total of 16.9 percent of people in Portugal are self-employed workers or freelancers. Also Read: Top 10 Schools In Prague For Your Child #4 Germany – Germany’s self-employment visa, known as Freiberufler, permits its holder to work remotely, provided they fulfill specific requirements. In addition, persons must prove that they have sufficient income, meaning that they are required to have at least €5,000 in a German bank account. The residence permit for persons interested in working as freelancers can be extended for more than three years. In order to receive such an extension, persons must prove that they have previously succeeded in their freelance business. In addition, a person must also prove that he/she is generating sufficient profits to cover the living costs. Also Read: Different Types Of Visa in Czech Republic #5 Czech Republic – 3/4
Freelancers can benefit from the Czech Republic’s work permit by applying for a long- term visa known as the “Zinvo visa” In order to qualify for such a visa, applicants must provide a copy of the trade license or documentation which shows that the applicant will be working from the territory of the Czech Republic. The low cost of the rent of a home office in the Czech Republic, as well as the availability of accommodation, makes this country among the best places for all persons interested in remote work. Apart from these countries, authorities in Greece have passed a new law that permits digital nomad visa holders to halve their income tax. Greece and Croatia are the latest countries to roll out the red carpet for global remote workers with programs designed to lure digital expats to their shores, in a bid to replace the lost tourism dollars of the pandemic. Romania also has announced that it will launch the Digital Nomad Visa scheme for all internationals interested in working remotely. Hope you like this article, feel free to share your views and opinions in our comment section. Happy Reading While Travelling! 4/4
