You can work remotely abroad. See where you're Eligible.

Match your remote income and passport against digital nomad and residence visas — free verdict in minutes, full report €10.

As of July 2026, dozens of countries offer digital nomad or remote-work residence routes, each with its own income threshold — Spain's digital nomad visa sits at about €2,762/mo and Portugal's D8 at about €3,680/mo. whereTOemigrate screens your passport and remote income against 7,000+ visa routes across 200+ countries and returns a free Eligible or Almost verdict per country.

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How it works

  1. 1. Take the free quiz: passport, remote income, family setup, and what matters to you.
  2. 2. The engine screens 7,000+ visa routes and returns your verdict per country: Eligible or Almost.
  3. 3. Unlock the €10 report: matched routes, income thresholds, official sources, and next steps.

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FAQ

Can I legally work remotely for my current employer from another country?

It depends on the destination's visa rules and your employer's policy. Many countries offer digital nomad or remote-work visas built for foreign employment income. Our screening shows which routes fit your profile — confirm the employment and tax side with your employer and a qualified professional.

How much income do I need for a digital nomad visa?

Thresholds vary widely by country — as of mid-2026, examples include Spain at about €2,762/mo and Portugal's D8 at about €3,680/mo. The free verdict shows which thresholds your income clears; the €10 report lists the dated figure and official source for each matched route.

What does 'Eligible' or 'Almost' actually mean?

Eligible means your profile appears to meet a route's published requirements as compiled from official government sources. Almost means you're close but at least one requirement — often income or savings — isn't met yet, and the report shows exactly which one. It's screening, not legal advice.

Is the visa data current?

Route data is compiled from official government sources and re-checked on a rolling basis, and each matched route in the report links to a named source — about 77% directly to its issuing government page. Rules can change between checks, so confirm the current requirements on the official page before applying.

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