Digital nomad visa income requirements 2026: country by country
The official minimum monthly income for each digital nomad visa we cover, for a single applicant, a couple and a family of four, calculated from the official rule. Sorted from the lowest to the highest.
| Visa | Main applicant, a month | Couple | Family of 4 | Main applicant in USD | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Italy digital nomad visa | €2,065.83 | not set | not set | USD 2,307.94 | official, 10 October 2026 |
| Spain digital nomad visa | €2,442 × 14 | €3,357.75 × 14 | €3,968.25 × 14 | USD 2,728.20 × 14 | official, 10 October 2026 |
| Hungary White Card (digital nomad) | €3,000 | not set | not set | USD 3,351.60 | official, 10 October 2026 |
| Croatia digital nomad residence permit | €3,622.50 | €3,767.40 | €4,057.20 | USD 4,047.06 | official, 10 October 2026 |
| Portugal D8 digital nomad visa | €3,680 | not set | not set | USD 4,111.30 | official, 10 October 2026 |
Converted with the European Central Bank reference rates of 30 October 2026 (updated automatically every working day). Indicative only: consulates may use another rate or ask for the amount in euros.
"Couple" and "family of 4" (2 adults, 2 children) add the official amounts for family members. "Not set": the official rule sets no amount for family members (Hungary does not allow family reunification for White Card holders; Italy applies the separate family reunification rules; for Portugal's D8 the Ministry does not say how family means combine with the applicant's amount). "× 14": Spain's amount is quoted per payment, 14 payments a year; the table is sorted by the yearly total.
Not immigration or legal advice. These are the minimum amounts written in the official rules on the date we checked them. Requirements change, and consulates and immigration offices can ask for more or assess your documents differently: always check the official page or ask the consulate before you apply.
Passive income and retirement visas
| Visa | Main applicant, a month | Couple | Family of 4 | Main applicant in USD | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portugal D7 visa (passive income and retirement) | €920 | €1,380 | €1,932 | USD 1,027.82 | official, 10 October 2026 |
| Spain non-lucrative visa | €2,400 | €3,000 | €4,200 | USD 2,681.28 | official, 10 October 2026 |
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We publish a visa only when we can read the complete rule on an official page or in the official gazette. Not covered on the date we checked, because the official source was not readable or was incomplete: Greece (digital nomad visa, financially independent person), Cyprus, Malta (Nomad Residence Permit), Estonia, Czechia, Romania, Latvia, Iceland, Costa Rica, Brazil, Panama, Colombia and the United Arab Emirates. See How it works.
Mexico: the temporary resident visa asks for a net income above 680 days of UMA (MXN 79,770.80 a month in 2026), and each consulate publishes it in its own currency. See Mexico residency: fees and income requirements by consulate.
Thailand (DTV): the Destination Thailand Visa asks for savings (usually 500,000 baht in the bank), not a monthly income, and each Thai embassy sets its own fee and residence rule. See Thailand DTV visa by embassy: fees and who can apply where.