
11 Digital Nomad Visas That Actually Lead to Citizenship
Most digital nomad visas function as long-stay tourist visas. These 11 programs offer something different: codified paths to PR and citizenship in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
The Spain Entrepreneur Visa allows foreign nationals to relocate to Spain to launch and develop an innovative venture. It grants a one-year visa that itself accredits residence. After one year, given qualifying conditions still apply, visa holders are eligible to obtain a three-year, renewable entrepreneur residence permit.
Eligibility requires a favorable project report from the Economic and Commercial Office or the Directorate‑General for International Trade and Investments and proof of funds: at least 100% of IPREM (set at €7,200 per annum in 2025) for the main applicant, plus 50% of IPREM (€3,600) per dependent.
To qualify for the Spain Entrepreneur Visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:
The path to Spain’s citizenship for Entrepreneur Visa holders is as follows:
Enter and legalize stay
Accrue continuous residence
Maintain habitual residence
Apply for nationality
Dual nationality
Browse 195 countries’ paths to citizenship in the hyper-detailed IMI Citizenship Catalog.
Applications to this programs should be directed to: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación).
Legislation upon which this program is based: Law 14/2013

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