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Estonia to implement a digital nomad visa
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoFrom the news, this does not seem to significantly change traveling to Estonia. Nationalities that need a Schengen visa will still need a Schengen visa, with all the paperwork burden and time spent in queues that that represents. The only difference is that one will be allowed to work remotely while in Schengen (which hitherto has existed in a grey area), and because one might have one’s own business or freelance, Estonian consulates will be less demanding that one show proof of steady employment at a local firm in one’s country of origin.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoThat sounds like a big deal. As someone who has worked remotely for almost a decade now (US citizens, US businesses), the hardest part is getting government officials onboard with what they consider non traditional work arrangements.
- lazylizard 6y agoHow long is thr visa?
- LatteLazy 6y agoYou can't actually use the visa to actually come or go. So at best it's a form of tax avoidance.