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How much do you need to earn to live abroad and keep your remote job?

How much do you need to earn to live abroad and keep your remote job?

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 Picture it: a sunny Monday, a café by the sea, your laptop open. Same job, same team, same pay. So how much would you need to earn for a country to say "come and live here"? Lena and Sam go through four countries that welcome remote workers and the monthly income each one asks for: Spain (about €2,850), Greece (€3,500), Croatia (about €3,620, or savings instead) and Costa Rica (US$3,000, or US$4,000 with family). Plus what you could gain, who it's a great fit for, and four ways to make it work: check whether the figure is before or after tax, build a track record of income, talk to your employer, and plan for tax. This week's next step: pick one country, write down your monthly income, add anyone who'd move with you, and see how close you are to the bar. If you could live anywhere on the income you have right now, where would you pick? Reply to The Bigger Map newsletter and tell us. We'll ask before quoting anyone. Sources (checked 26 October 2026):
  • Consulate General of Spain in New York, Telework visa: https://exteriores.gob.es/Consulados/nuevayork/en/ServiciosConsulares/Paginas/Consular/Visado-de-teletrabajo.aspx
  • Spain's 2026 minimum wage, Real Decreto 126/2026 (summary): https://www.fieldfisher.com/es-es/locations/espana/actualidad/salario-minimo-interprofesional-2026
  • Croatia Ministry of the Interior, Temporary stay of digital nomads: https://mup.gov.hr/aliens-281621/stay-and-work/temporary-stay-of-digital-nomads/286833
  • Embassy of Greece in London, Greece welcomes digital nomads: https://www.mfa.gr/uk/en/greece-welcomes-digital-nomads/
  • Visit Costa Rica (Costa Rican Tourism Board), Digital nomad requirements: https://www.visitcostarica.com/digital-nomads/requirements
Rounded figures are our own arithmetic from the official numbers. General research, not legal or tax advice. An immigration adviser in the destination can confirm what applies to you.
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