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Greece's digital nomad visa requires about $3,800 a month in proven remote income, costs around $75 to apply and is usually decided in 10–30 days. Greece is an increasingly popular destination for digital nomads and remote workers. Internet infrastructure is good, and the cost of living is generally good. What makes Greece appealing for location-independent professionals is the combination of natural beauty and an expanding digital-nomad community. Browse the tracked destinations below to compare cost, internet and safety across Greece.

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Greece Digital Nomad Visa

Visa available
At a glance
$3,800/mo
Min income
$75
Fee
1-year visa
Validity
10–30 days
Processing
Required
Insurance
REQUIRED STEP 1
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Health cover for the visa

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REQUIRED STEP 2
Proof of funds

A borderless account · show ~$3,800/mo

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Living in Greece
Human Development Index0.893 · #33
InternetGood
Cost of livingGood
SafetyExcellent

Euro () · Capital: Athens · Greek · +30

How to apply for the Greece digital nomad visa

  1. 1Show €3,500/month net income (+20% for a spouse, +15% per child).
  2. 2Prove remote work for employers/clients outside Greece.
  3. 3Hold full health insurance for Greece.
  4. 4Apply at a Greek consulate with the standard document set.
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Facts last reviewed: 14 July 2026 · always confirm with the official source before applying.

Top destinations in Greece

5 destinations tracked

4.2
Athens
Greece 🇬🇷
Visa OK
COST / MO$1,700
INTERNET4.1
SAFETY3.9
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4.1
Thessaloniki
Greece 🇬🇷
Visa OK
COST / MO$1,400
INTERNET4.0
SAFETY4.2
🕐 --:--☀️
4.0
Chania
Greece 🇬🇷
Visa OK
COST / MO$1,500
INTERNET3.8
SAFETY4.5
🕐 --:--☀️
3.8
Heraklion
Greece 🇬🇷
Visa OK
COST / MO$1,400
INTERNET3.8
SAFETY4.4
🕐 --:--☀️
3.8
Rhodes
Greece 🇬🇷
Visa OK
COST / MO$1,500
INTERNET3.7
SAFETY4.5
🕐 --:--☀️

Frequently asked questions

Does Greece have a digital nomad visa?

Yes. Greece offers a remote-work visa valid for 1-year visa, convertible to a 2-year permit, with typical processing of 10–30 days. Facts last reviewed 2026-07-14.

What income do you need for the Greece digital nomad visa?

Approximately US$3,800 per month from remote work outside Greece. Always verify the current threshold on the official source.

How much does the Greece nomad visa cost?

The application fee is roughly US$75. Additional costs can include insurance, document translation and legalisation.

Is health insurance required for the Greece nomad visa?

Yes — proof of health insurance covering your stay in Greece is a required part of the application.

Remote work in Greece: what the data says

We track 5 cities in Greece: Athens, Chania, Heraklion, Rhodes, Thessaloniki. Monthly budgets average around $1,500: Heraklion is the most affordable base at roughly $1,400, while Athens runs about $1,700. For connectivity, Athens leads with an internet score of 4.1/5.

The main language is Greek and the dialing code is +30. Before booking flights, check Greece public holidays — banks, offices and some coworking spaces close. Time-zone planning for calls back home is easiest with the Meeting Planner.

City snapshot: Greece at a glance

Greece spans 1 time zone among our tracked cities (Europe/Athens). The reference offset is UTC+3 mid-year, with daylight saving. Weigh Greece against neighbours with our comparison pages linked from each city, or scan the whole region on the cities index.

Frequently asked questions

Which city in Greece is best for digital nomads?

Compare our tracked hubs: Athens, Chania, Heraklion, Rhodes, Thessaloniki.

What is the cheapest city in Greece for remote work?

Heraklion, at roughly $1,400 per month for a single nomad.

How much does it cost to live in Greece as a nomad?

Across the cities we track, budgets average about $1,500 per month.

What language is spoken in Greece?

Primarily Greek.

What time zone is Greece in?

Greece's tracked cities use Europe/Athens among others.

When are public holidays in Greece?

See the full list with dates.

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