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Visa Guidance for UK Citizens

Digital Nomad Visas for British Passport Holders

Post-Brexit, UK citizens need a visa to live and work in the EU long-term. The good news: most European digital nomad programs explicitly welcome non-EU remote workers.

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Who this is for

  • British freelancers and contractors wanting to live in Europe legally
  • UK remote employees whose employer allows them to work from abroad
  • Self-employed UK nationals looking for a lower cost-of-living base
  • Brits exploring EU residency pathways since Brexit
Pricing
from $399

Consular and government fees are payable separately to the issuing authority.

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What's included

  • Post-Brexit visa pathway assessment for your target country
  • Schengen 90/180-day rule briefing and how a nomad visa resolves it
  • Document preparation: UK income proof, NI contributions, bank statements
  • Application support for Portugal D8, Spain, Thailand LTR, or other programs
  • Dashboard tracking and status updates throughout

How it works

Step 1

Destination and pathway selected

We map your income and lifestyle goals to the right EU or non-EU nomad visa.

Step 2

Document pack prepared

UK-specific income proof, bank statements, and employer evidence compiled.

Step 3

Consulate appointment and submission

Application lodged at the relevant embassy in the UK or abroad.

Step 4

Approval and residence permit

On arrival, we guide you through the in-country residency card process.

Frequently asked questions

Can British citizens still live in EU countries after Brexit?

Yes, but not without a visa for stays longer than 90 days in any 180-day period. Digital nomad and long-stay visas are the correct legal route for UK citizens.

Does a nomad visa count towards Schengen 90/180?

A D-type (long-stay) visa in an EU country typically means you are registered as a resident there, which resolves the Schengen short-stay limit. We clarify this for each specific program.

Which countries are easiest for UK citizens?

Portugal and Greece have well-established processes for English-speaking applicants. Spain's teleworking visa is also very accessible. Thailand's Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa is a strong Asia-Pacific option with a $80,000/year income threshold and a 10-year renewable permit. Georgia and the UAE are non-EU options with no Schengen complications.

Do I need to have left the EU by a certain date?

The EU–UK Withdrawal Agreement can protect qualifying UK nationals who were resident in an EU host state before the transition period ended, subject to host-country conditions. If you are planning a new move, the destination's current entry and residence rules apply; your nationality alone does not resolve pre-existing residence rights. Check your status with the host authority before relying on a short-stay limit.

Can I bring my family?

Most programs include provisions for spouses and dependent children. We handle the entire family application.

Review before you continue

Check the listed scope, requirements, price note, and FAQs. Final decisions remain with the relevant bank, government authority, or institution.

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