Pauline
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From the Swissinfo Newsletter today:
“At the beginning of this month, Malta joined Portugal, Croatia, Estonia and others in competing for remote workers with the launch of its “Nomad Residence Permit”. The eligibility rules are clear, stating that applicants must show proof that they work remotely for a company overseas, or that they are self-employed, providing services for clients abroad.”
The point of this in the Switzerland newsletter is that Switzerland is not doing this and is not encouraging stays longer than 90 days.
I had not heard of this Nomad Residence Permit but if you google it you find info on the countries offering this. Does this also include retired people?
www.swissinfo.ch
“At the beginning of this month, Malta joined Portugal, Croatia, Estonia and others in competing for remote workers with the launch of its “Nomad Residence Permit”. The eligibility rules are clear, stating that applicants must show proof that they work remotely for a company overseas, or that they are self-employed, providing services for clients abroad.”
The point of this in the Switzerland newsletter is that Switzerland is not doing this and is not encouraging stays longer than 90 days.
I had not heard of this Nomad Residence Permit but if you google it you find info on the countries offering this. Does this also include retired people?
Visit Switzerland but don’t wear out your welcome
More and more countries in Europe are rolling out the red carpet for “digital nomads”. Switzerland is not one of them.
www.swissinfo.ch