Compare European digital nomad visas
Comparing 1 of 21 Tailored to British citizens. | |
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| The programme | |
| Path to |
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| Income requirement | €5,266/mo (~£4,450/mo) |
| Validity | 1y, renewable |
| Application fee | €300 (~£255) |
| Cost of living (vs London) | −65% Bucharest · €1,400–1,950 ≈ £1,200–1,650 |
| Tax (≈€60k/yr) | 10% |
| Kept / mo (≈€60k) | €3,100/mo |
| Family allowed | No |
| For UK citizens | |
| Processing time | 6–14 wks |
| Schengen visa first | No |
| Apostille required | Yes |
| Consular fee | 90 GBP |
| Apply from | London |
| Open profile | |
Cost of living is an indicative ballpark for one person, including rent, in the named reference city. The range runs comfortable to premium: what someone relocating actually spends, not a local-budget minimum. Percentages compare to living comfortably in London, around £3,400/mo (≈ €4,000) on the same basis. Your own city may run higher or lower, so treat it as a signpost, not a quote. Live per-city figures on Numbeo →
Tax is the headline effective income-tax rate on a €60k/yr remote worker; figures without a “~” are sourced and verified against an authoritative tax reference, the rest are estimates. Kept / mo is that take-home minus the reference living cost above, so it folds two indicative figures together: a signpost for how far the money goes, not a budget. It ignores social contributions, deductions, and your home-country filing (see the country pages for the per-passport picture).
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