Starting in 2025, Spain will raise the income requirements for its digital nomad visa, with the new threshold set at €2,762 per month. This is an increase linked to the country's minimum wage, which rose by 4.4% this year. Despite this increase, Spain's requirements are still lower compared to top contenders like Iceland, where applicants need to earn €7,075 monthly, and Estonia, which requires €4,500. These standards could influence prospective digital nomads' decisions on relocating to more lucrative countries for remote work.
Spain's increased income requirements for digital nomad visas still rank lower than other European countries, meaning some workers may consider relocating for better opportunities.
Despite rising income thresholds, Spain's digital nomad visa remains less demanding than Iceland's and Estonia's, which require significantly higher earnings for eligibility.
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