Estonia, a small European country with a rich history and advanced digital infrastructure, is quickly becoming a hotspot for remote workers. One of the first countries to launch a Digital Nomad Visa, Estonia allows freelancers, remote employees, and entrepreneurs to live and work from within its borders for up to one year.
Here’s everything you need to know about who can apply, the requirements, and how to get started.
The Estonia Digital Nomad Visa is open to non-EU/EEA nationals who work remotely. You may be eligible if:
It’s a great option if you want a change of scenery without leaving your job. Even better, if you're already in Estonia legally on another visa, you can still apply for the Digital Nomad Visa.
To be eligible, you must show that your monthly gross income was at least €4,500 (about ₹4,57,371) for the 6 months before your application.
This income can come from your job, business, or freelance work. If you invest in stocks or trade regularly, even through a demat account, that income won’t count unless it’s part of your official freelance or business earnings.
You’ll need to gather and submit the following:
The good news is that your spouse and minor children can also apply under family visa rules. However, you may need to provide additional documentation such as marriage and birth certificates.
Read more: How Indians Can Get Greece’s Digital Nomad Visa for ~₹7,500?
Estonia’s Digital Nomad Visa is ideal for remote workers who want to explore a new culture while keeping their job or freelance projects. With clear income requirements, digital-friendly policies, and a streamlined visa process, Estonia is one of the easiest countries in Europe to relocate to temporarily. So if you're earning enough and dream of working in a peaceful, tech-savvy nation, Estonia might just be your next stop.
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Published on: Aug 8, 2025, 3:07 PM IST
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