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Portugal vs Greece

A side-by-side comparison of Portugal and Greece for digital nomads and movers. Every figure is an estimate pulled from the country pages below, confirm it with the official source before you act.

Portugal vs Greece

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Portugal Greece
Digital nomad visa Digital Nomad Visa (D8) Digital Nomad Visa
Income requirement ~EUR 3,680/mo (D8 digital nomad visa, ~4x minimum wage) ~€3,500/month after tax (Greece Digital Nomad Visa, 2-yr renewable)
Tax residency Resident after 183 days or main home in PT; old NHR closed, narrow IFICI (NHR 2.0) successor. Resident if >183 days or centre of vital interests; 50% break only for Greek-source work, not foreign income
Cost of living Moderate Low
Currency EUR EUR
Healthcare Foreigners on short visits rely on travel medical insurance or an EU GHIC/EHIC for medically necessary care, while residents register with Portugal's public health system (SNS). Foreigners on the nomad and residence routes must hold private health insurance; visitors are not covered by the Greek public system, though registered residents paying into the system can access public healthcare.
Driving Visitors can generally drive on a valid foreign licence for short stays, and an International Driving Permit is recommended (and effectively required for some nationalities such as Indian licence holders). An International Driving Permit is recommended alongside your national licence, though a UK licence is generally accepted for short visits.

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