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In some countries, yes. This tends to be uncommon in the European Union. Croatia at the moment is a black sheep in the European Union, though, as it has an eas
by disabled 6y ago
In some countries, yes. This tends to be uncommon in the European Union.
Croatia at the moment is a black sheep in the European Union, though, as it has an easy to get digital nomad visa: https://www.total-croatia-news.com/news/digital-nomads-in-croatia https://www.total-croatia-news.com/news/digital-nomads-in-cr...
For the digital nomad visa in Estonia, for example, you need connections there to essentially get it.
Czech Republic has a self-employment visa that allows you to work without formal business connections within the country, which is pretty unique among the European Union.
- jo-m 6y agoBut no country will forbid you to reside in it when you are a citizen of it, and work for a remote company. I think the misunderstanding here from my side was that with "dual citizenship" you meant "having an additional non US passport", but I understood it as "also having an US passport".