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    Best Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers & Law Firms (2026)

    Compare 29 digital nomad visa lawyers, law firms and advisers by country, credentials, regulator and fees.

    Digital nomad visa lawyers help non-EU remote workers prove foreign work, income, insurance and housing for a residence route that needs no investment. Income tests differ sharply: €2,442 a month in Spain, about €24,789 a year in Italy (Italian Consulate General in New York), €3,500 net in Greece, €3,680 in Portugal and €42,000 a year in Malta (official sources below, checked 26 Sep 2026).

    The directory covers digital nomad and remote-work routes in Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain and the UAE. Each country page sets out that route's own rules alongside the providers.

    Reviewed by the Golden Visa Lawyers editorial team

    Top Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers & Law Firms

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    Movingto

    Verified

    Related business · Immigration firm

    Portugal, Spain, Greece, Italy+4 more
    Golden VisaD7 VisaDigital Nomad Visa+4 more

    Languages English, Portuguese, Spanish

    Movingto is a full-service immigration, residency and citizenship firm with in-house licensed Portuguese lawyers and dedicated Case Leads managing each case end to end.

    Consult Free
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    Giambrone & Partners — Portugal

    Law firm

    Portugal
    Golden VisaResidency by InvestmentDigital Nomad Visa+1 more

    Portuguese law firm Giambrone & Associados, Sociedade de Advogados SP, RL (NIPC 516 410 733), with Porto office at Rua de Sá da Bandeira 182. This Portugal listing is legally separate from the UK LLP and other network firms.

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    Arletti & Partners

    Consultancy

    Italy
    Investor VisaResidency by InvestmentResidence Permit+1 more

    Arletti & Partners is an immigration consultancy in Modena, not a law firm. Founded in 1998. P.IVA 02519610360 is individual VAT for Alessandro Arletti. ODCEC 649A is a commercialista number, not a lawyer bar number.

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    B

    Balcells Group

    Law firm

    Spain
    Non-Lucrative VisaDigital Nomad VisaEntrepreneur Visa

    Barcelona-based international law firm assisting foreigners with Spanish immigration, digital nomad, non-lucrative, business, tax and real-estate matters.

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    Belion Partners

    Advisory service

    Portugal
    Golden VisaD7 VisaDigital Nomad+7 more

    Portugal-focused residency and relocation adviser coordinating Golden Visa and other residence applications through its professional network.

    Consult Free
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    Bersani Law

    Law firm

    Italy
    Golden VisaInvestor VisaCitizenship by Descent+1 more

    Verona-based Italian immigration practice (Via Francia 21/c) advising on citizenship, Italy Investor Visa, elective residence and related relocation. Italy’s Investor Visa is not Spain’s Golden Visa.

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    CostaLuz Lawyers

    Law firm

    Spain
    Non-Lucrative VisaDigital Nomad Visa

    Spain-based law firm advising foreign clients on immigration, nationality, property, tax, inheritance and business matters, with an Algeciras office and remote service across Spain.

    Consult Free
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    CSB Group

    Advisory service

    Malta
    Golden VisaMPRPNomad Residence+1 more

    Malta corporate and private-client advisory group. CSB International Limited appears on the current Residency Malta agent list under RES-CSBI, with Malcolm Ferrante as the named licence holder.

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    CSC Lawyers

    Law firm

    Portugal
    Golden VisaD7 VisaDigital Nomad+7 more

    Lisbon law office founded in 2009 by Portuguese lawyer Clara Silva da Costa, advising international clients on Golden Visa, residence, citizenship and related private-client matters.

    Consult Free
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    ERG Legal & Family Office

    Immigration firm

    Portugal
    Golden VisaD7 VisaD2/Entrepreneur+4 more

    Lisbon immigration and family-office practice founded in 2000, advising on Portugal's Golden Visa, alternative residence routes, nationality, tax planning, succession, corporate matters and property-related work.

    Consult Free
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    First Legal Portugal

    Immigration firm

    Portugal
    Golden VisaDigital NomadD7 Visa+4 more

    Full-service legal and relocation firm in Lisbon and Porto, offering immigration, accounting, and notarial services in 6 languages.

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    Fragomen

    Law firm

    Portugal
    Golden Visa (Investment-Based Residence Permit)Business Visitor Visa (Schengen C)Temporary Stay Visa+5 more

    The world's largest immigration services firm with 70+ years of experience, 5,500 professionals, and 60+ offices across 170+ countries.

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    Top Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers

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    Marina Tormin

    Team Leader Immigration Portugal / Immigration Lawyer

    Lexidy Law BoutiqueIn-house

    Jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, D7 Visa, Digital Nomad and 7 more

    Firm-published professional

    Marina Tormin is Team Leader Immigration Portugal at Lexidy. She has been registered with the Ordem dos Advogados since 2022 (cédula 65405L, Lisbon regional council). Lexidy’s team page describes her as a Portuguese immigration team coordinator managing visa programs, residence permits, and citizenship applications under Portuguese immigration law.

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    Inês Cabral Almeida

    Inês Cabral Almeida

    Senior In-House Portuguese Immigration Lawyer

    MovingtoIn-house

    Jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Routes
    Golden Visa, D7/Passive Income, Digital Nomad and 3 more

    Firm-published professional

    Inês is a senior in-house Portuguese immigration lawyer at Movingto, working on Golden Visa, D7, D8, D2, residency and nationality matters. Ordem dos Advogados registration 61676P was checked active on 2 August 2026.

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    Mário Pinheiro Torres

    Advogado (firm)

    Giambrone & Partners — Portugal

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, Residency by Investment, Digital Nomad Visa and 1 more

    Firm-published professional

    Mário Pinheiro Torres is an advogado enrolled with the Ordem dos Advogados (Porto), cédula 48588P (Activo; inscrição 10 May 2010). Practice address matches Giambrone & Associados Porto HQ.

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    Filipe Schonburg de Mira

    Advogado/a (firm)

    Prime Legal

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, Digital Nomad, D7 Visa and 1 more

    Firm-published professional

    Filipe Schonburg de Mira is an advogado/a enrolled with the Ordem dos Advogados (Lisboa), cédula 57477L (Activo; inscrição 10-10-2017). Practice address matches Prime Legal on Rua Artilharia 1, Lisboa.

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    Paulo Moura

    Paulo Moura

    In-House Portuguese Immigration Lawyer

    MovingtoIn-house

    Jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Routes
    D7/Passive Income, Digital Nomad, Family Reunification

    Firm-published professional

    Paulo is an in-house Portuguese immigration lawyer at Movingto, working on D7, D8, family reunification, residence and related matters. Ordem dos Advogados registration 71517P was checked active on 2 August 2026.

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    KC

    Kerolayne Christin Silvério

    Associated lawyer (firm Kerolayne Silverio)

    Oliveira Lawyers

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal, Brazil, United States
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, D7 Visa, D8 Digital Nomad Visa and 4 more

    Firm-published professional

    Kerolayne Christin Silvério is an associated lawyer at Oliveira Lawyers / Navas Oliveira. OAB/SP 453260, Ativo, inscribed 12/02/2021, associado of NAVAS OLIVEIRA SOCIEDADE INDIVIDUAL DE ADVOCACIA.

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    José María García Perea

    Founder

    Sun LawyersPartner

    Firm jurisdictions
    Spain
    Firm routes
    Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa

    Firm-published professional

    José María García Perea founded Sun Lawyers in Cabo Roig in 1985. The firm’s official history describes his Spanish legal practice and early focus on serving English-speaking clients buying property and settling in Spain.

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    PD

    Pietro Derossi

    Counsel; Head of Global Mobility & Corporate Immigration

    LEXIA AvvocatiIn-house

    Jurisdictions
    Italy
    Routes
    Investor Visa, Residency by Investment, Digital Nomad Visa and 3 more

    Firm-published professional

    Pietro Derossi is Counsel and Head of Global Mobility & Corporate Immigration at LEXIA Avvocati in Milan. He advises individuals, families, investors and businesses on Italian visas, residence permits, citizenship and mobility matters, including the Investor Visa, elective residence, Digital Nomad Visa, EU Blue Card, employment, self-employment, start-up and family routes. His work also covers corporate mobility, post-arrival procedures and immigration and citizenship litigation.

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    Clara Silva da Costa

    Founder and Portuguese lawyer

    CSC LawyersPartner

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, D7 Visa, Digital Nomad and 7 more

    Firm-published professional

    Clara Silva da Costa founded CSC Lawyers in Lisbon in 2009 and advises international individuals, families and businesses on Portuguese immigration, Golden Visa, nationality, real-estate, private-client, corporate and litigation matters. Current Ordem dos Advogados material matches her to cédula 45229L. Her official biography publishes a law degree, postgraduate study in Registries and Notarial Practice and Labour Law, and prior legal-adviser and litigation experience.

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    Vasco Almeida Dias

    Head of Real Estate

    Lexidy Law Boutique

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal, Greece, Italy and 3 more
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, D7 Visa, Digital Nomad and 7 more

    Firm-published professional

    Vasco Almeida Dias is Head of Real Estate at Lexidy Law Boutique. OA cedula 59732L, Activo, CR Lisboa, inscribed 2018.

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    José María Lomax

    CEO & Partner

    Sun Lawyers

    Firm jurisdictions
    Spain
    Firm routes
    Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa

    Firm-published professional

    José María Lomax (Fitxa JOSE MARIA LOMAX GARCIA) is colegiado 4952 of the Ilustre Colegio de Abogados de Murcia (ICAMUR; Alta 23 May 2006). Firm lists him as CEO & Partner.

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    Sofia Paixão

    Advogada (firm)

    Nistal & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados

    Firm jurisdictions
    Portugal
    Firm routes
    Golden Visa, Digital Nomad, D7 Visa and 3 more

    Firm-published professional

    Sofia Paixão is an advogada enrolled with the Ordem dos Advogados (Lisboa), cédula 52671L (Activo; inscrição 12 November 2013), at Rua Marquês de Subserra — firm HQ.

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    Digital Nomad Visa Lawyers by Country

    Digital Nomad Visa in PortugalDigital Nomad Visa in SpainDigital Nomad Visa in Italy

    How Do Digital Nomad Visas Compare by Country?

    Greece: €3,500 a month net, plus 20% for a spouse and 15% per child; national visa for up to 12 months, convertible to a residence permit. Source: Law 5038/2023, Article 68.

    Italy: annual income of at least three times the healthcare co-payment exemption level, about €24,789 a year as published by the Italian Consulate General in New York (set by formula and updated; checked 26 Sep 2026), six months' experience and highly qualified work; permit for up to one year, renewable annually. Source: Decree of 29 February 2024.

    Malta: €42,000 gross a year; one-year permit, renewable three times to a four-year maximum; €300 application fee per applicant. Source: Residency Malta FAQs.

    Portugal: €3,680 a month, four times the 2026 minimum wage of €920; temporary stay visa for under a year, or a residence visa leading to an AIMA permit. Source: Portuguese visa portal.

    Spain: €2,442 a month, 200% of the €1,221 minimum wage; consular teleworker visa for one year, or a residence authorisation for people already in Spain lawfully. Source: UGE teleworker FAQ.

    UAE: a salary certificate of at least US$3,500 a month for a one-year virtual-work residence visa, filed with ICP or GDRFA Dubai. Source: UAE government portal.

    All figures checked 26 Sep 2026. Greece's figure is net of tax; Malta's is gross.

    Do You Need a Lawyer for a Digital Nomad Visa?

    None of the official rules above makes hiring a lawyer a condition; Malta, for example, takes applications through an online portal. Counsel earns the fee on the points where these routes differ: Malta bars any work for Maltese clients, Spain lets self-employed applicants take Spanish clients only up to 20% of their activity, Greece measures employment income after foreign tax, and Italy requires a partita IVA for self-employed nomads.

    Visa approval also does not settle tax residence or social-security coverage. Ask for a written scope that says who handles the tax and social-security questions, not just the filing.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which digital nomad visa has the lowest income requirement?

    On published figures, Italy's is lowest for a single applicant: about €24,789 a year (roughly €2,066 a month), the figure the Italian Consulate General in New York publishes for its formula of three times the healthcare co-payment exemption level; it is set by formula and updated (checked 26 Sep 2026). Spain asks €2,442 a month in 2026, Greece €3,500 a month net, Portugal €3,680 a month, and Malta €42,000 gross a year.

    Is a digital nomad visa an investor visa?

    No. It is a residence route for remote workers or self-employed professionals whose work is performed for foreign clients or employers. None of the routes in this directory requires an investment.

    Can I work for local clients on a digital nomad visa?

    It depends on the country. Malta bars any services to Malta-based companies or individuals, and Greece bars work for an employer based in Greece. Spain lets self-employed holders take Spanish clients up to 20% of their total activity, but employees may work only for companies outside Spain.

    How long do digital nomad permits last?

    Malta's permit lasts one year and can be renewed three times, to four years. Italy's lasts up to one year and is renewable annually. Greece's visa runs up to 12 months before conversion to a residence permit, and Spain's consular visa authorises one year.

    Do digital nomad applicants need tax advice?

    Often yes. Visa eligibility and tax residence are separate questions. Malta, for example, says holding its nomad permit does not by itself decide how you are taxed there; where its nomad tax rules do apply, the foreign-work income is untaxed for the first 12 months and then taxed at a flat 10% (MTCA nomad guidelines, 12 March 2026, checked 26 Sep 2026).

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