​Italy's Digital Nomad Visa/ Remote Worker Visa is designed for non-EU individuals who intend to work remotely while living in Italy. Since they are not required to be physically present at their employer's premises, digital nomads can freely move around. The regulations refer to freelancers, consultants, or other independent specialists as "digital nomads" while employees of a company are referred to as "remote workers" for this visa. Although the visa application conditions for both categories are nearly the same, remote workers are subject to some additional requirements. 

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Main Requirements for Italy Digital Nomad Visa

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• Applicant must be a 'high-skilled' worker performing work remotely.

• Demonstrate annual income from lawful sources not less than three times the minimum level required for exemption from healthcare participation expenses (approx. €28,000).

• Proof of health insurance covering €30,000 medical care and hospitalisation across Italy for the entire duration of stay.

• Proof of secured accommodation in Italy such as a rental agreement or a letter of invitation from the host, etc.

• A minimum of six months of experience working as a digital nomad or remote worker.

• For remote workers, proof of a job contract or offer for a highly qualified position.

• A recent criminal background check from your home country, demonstrating that you have a clean criminal record.

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Procedure and Duration for Italy Digital Nomad Visa

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• Book an appointment with the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country to deliver the necessary documents.

• Pay the Italian visa fee (about €116) and wait for them to process your visa. If approved, you will receive a visa to enter Italy.

• Within 8 days of entering Italy, you must apply for the relevant residence permit.

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Our Services and Assistance for Italy Digital Nomad Visa

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Working with us ensures that your Italy Digital Nomad Visa application package has all the necessary documentation, increasing your chances of approval. Our team can also ensure that all documents are correctly translated and formatted to meet the guidelines of the Italian consulates. 

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