Digital Nomad Visa Options for Ukrainian Nationals
Ukrainian remote workers can compare Portugal's D8, UAE routes and other options. If considering Georgia, verify current Ukrainian-passport entry and activity rules; its 'Remotely from Georgia' programme is described by the tourism authority as pandemic-era, not a confirmed current residence route.
Who this is for
- Ukrainian remote workers employed by international companies
- Ukrainian freelancers and IT professionals with clients outside Ukraine
- Ukrainians seeking legal long-term residence in a stable third country
- Ukrainian entrepreneurs who want to establish a company and residency abroad
What's included
- Destination suitability assessment for Ukrainian nationals
- Full application preparation for your chosen programme
- Ukrainian document apostille and notarisation guidance
- Submission coordination with the relevant immigration authority
- Dashboard tracking from application to approval
How it works
Destination selection
We assess your income, skills, and goals to recommend the best nomad visa for Ukrainian nationals.
Document preparation
We prepare your income proof, employment documentation, and any required apostilled Ukrainian documents.
Application submitted
We coordinate submission to your chosen country's immigration authority.
Approval and travel
Processing timelines vary by destination. We advise on entry and registration.
Frequently asked questions
Which nomad visas are most accessible for Ukrainians?
Check current Ukrainian-passport entry and activity rules before planning a move to Georgia. Its pandemic-era 'Remotely from Georgia' programme is not a verified current route or a 1% tax programme. Portugal's D8 and UAE residence routes are other options to assess against your situation.
Can Ukrainian IT workers apply easily?
Yes. Ukrainian IT professionals are among the strongest candidates for nomad visa programmes globally. Consistent income in EUR or USD from international IT employers or clients, combined with demonstrated technical skills, meets the requirements for most programmes we support.
What documents do I need from Ukraine?
Typically you will need your passport, income documentation (employment contracts, payslips, bank statements), and sometimes a criminal background check. Some programmes require apostilled Ukrainian documents. We provide a tailored document checklist during onboarding.
Can I bring family members?
Yes. Most programmes allow spouses and dependent children to apply alongside the primary applicant. We include family application guidance in our service.
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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