RelocateAura
Updated May 2026 · Post-Spain-Golden-Visa era

Move to Spain, Portugal, or Greece — without losing your mind.

Plain-English visa guides, eligibility quizzes, and cost tools — backed by official sources, current to today.

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6 active visa programmes

Most common visas

The visa routes most people actually use to relocate to Spain, Portugal, and Greece in 2026 — including the still-open Greek Golden Visa and Portugal's fund-only Golden Visa.

How RelocateAura works

1

Discover

Take the quiz or browse country hubs to find visas that actually fit your income, capital, and goals.

2

Decide

Compare side-by-side: minimum income, processing time, citizenship path, tax regime.

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Apply with confidence

Use the document checklists, timelines, and direct links to official sources — and bring in a licensed lawyer for the paperwork.

Meet the experts

The lawyers, tax advisors, and relocation pros behind our guides — not affiliate-fee farms. Hand-picked, transparently introduced.

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[Replace] Mariana Costa

Immigration Lawyer · Portugal

🇵🇹· Lisbon· 11 yrs

[Replace] João Ferreira

Golden Visa & IFICI Specialist · Portugal

🇵🇹· Porto· 17 yrs

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People also ask

Is the Spain Golden Visa still available?

No. It was abolished on 3 April 2025 by Organic Law 1/2025. New applications are not accepted. Existing holders keep their rights. Investors typically pivot to Greece or Portugal's investment-fund route.

Which is the fastest path to an EU passport?

Portugal's 5-year residency-to-citizenship rule is the shortest in the EU. Spain offers 2 years for nationals of Latin American countries, Andorra, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, and Portugal.

What replaced Portugal's NHR tax regime?

The IFICI regime (informally 'NHR 2.0') replaced NHR from 2024. It still offers a 20% flat tax for 10 years but is much narrower — eligibility is mostly limited to scientific, research, innovation, and certain highly-skilled roles.

How much do I need for the Greek Golden Visa in 2026?

€800,000 in Attica, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, and large islands. €400,000 in the rest of Greece. €250,000 for commercial-to-residential conversions or listed-building restoration anywhere in the country.

Can I work remotely on a tourist visa?

Only up to 90 days in any 180-day Schengen window. For longer stays, use Spain's Digital Nomad Visa or Portugal's D8 — both designed for remote workers with foreign employers or clients.

Do I need to actually live in the country to keep residency?

Depends on the visa. Spain NLV/DNV and Portugal D7/D8 require 183+ days/year. Greece Golden Visa and Portugal Golden Visa have minimal stay requirements (none and ~7 days/year respectively).