Cast your minds back a few years when everyone and their dog was a digital nomad. It was all the rage, accompanied with some rage by those who thought that their life / lifestyles were being trampled. In some situations, that was certainly true: only fools rush in. But, over time, it tempered and settled back into the rather calm travel epoque we have now (more or less.)
It’s still quite possible for rational nomads such as matures like us to achieve our travel “goals” without hacking off an entire city (ahem, Venice?) and the people who try to lead a rational and pleasant life (not to be mistaken with “lifestyle.”)
In the ever-evolving landscape of remote work, digital nomad visas have become increasingly popular. These visas provide professionals who work remotely the opportunity to live and work in foreign countries legally. While many European countries have adopted digital nomad visa schemes, the income requirements for obtaining these visas can vary significantly.
Not surprisingly, Finland, Montenegro, and Albania stand out for their relatively low-income thresholds, making them attractive destinations for digital nomads seeking to explore Europe without the burden of exorbitant financial prerequisites. Interested?
Are you salivating now? Read more courtesy of the always enlightening, sharp and enjoyable EyeOnSpain.com Click here to get the ball rolling.
Why not have your cake and eat it too? Rent a campervan & tootle all over Europe. Booking. com have them. Click here. Job done!