Digital nomads, Europe at different speeds: from Italy to the new frontiers of remote work

Sunday, Sep 28, 2025

Il Sole 24 Ore

Digital nomads are growing; Europe shows varied approaches to attracting remote workers through visas and local initiatives.

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Remote work across different cities and countries is no longer a niche trend but a lifestyle chosen by thousands of professionals, with digital nomads becoming an increasing economic and cultural asset that brings income, consumption, and skills to tourism and innovation. Europe’s approach to this phenomenon is fragmented; some countries have introduced specific visas while others focus only on local initiatives or maintain restrictive rules. Italy has made progress regarding visas but lacks incentives.

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