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Estonia, pioneer in digital nomad visa: see salaries and immigration rules in the country, known as the 'Silicon Valley of Europe'

Estonia, a pioneer in digital nomad visas and digital government, attracts technology professionals and is considered the "Silicon Valley of Europe." The country offers a moderate cost of living by European standards, high security (25th position in the Global Peace Index 2026) and a high quality of life (HDI of 0.899). Although English dominates the technology sector, the main challenge for those wishing to reside permanently is the Estonian language, classified as one of the most difficult languages in the world for Portuguese speakers, being required for the permanent residence visa.

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