Digital Nomad Visa Income Checker: Croatia and Estonia
Choose Croatia or Estonia and enter documented funds with your own EUR conversion rate. The result checks a financial threshold only, not visa eligibility.
Results
- Financial threshold check only
- Entered funds meet the threshold
- Required monthly funds (applicant only for Estonia)
- €3,622.50
- Entered funds converted to EUR
- €4,000.00
- Amount above threshold
- €377.50
- Croatia official rule checked 2026-11-14. Source: https://mup.gov.hr/foreigners/boravak-i-rad/digital-nomads/286832
- Meeting this financial comparison does not establish visa eligibility or approval.
- Croatia: savings and monthly funds are alternative proof routes, not amounts to add together. Bank evidence or qualifying payslips must support the claim.
Last checked 2026-11-14. Rules change, sometimes at short notice. We list the date we last checked each official source; confirm with the official government source before you travel, buy or file. This is general information, not legal or immigration advice.
How it works
Croatia currently publishes €3,622.50 monthly. Its formula is 2.5 times the previous-year average net salary, plus 10% of that salary per extra family member. This implies a €1,449 benchmark and a €144.90 addition per member. Savings cover the requested whole-month stay instead of monthly funds.
Estonia’s MFA D-visa table lists €132 daily (€3,960 monthly) for teleworking and requests evidence of income for the preceding three months. Older e-Residency programme guidance still says €4,500 net monthly and six months of evidence; this checker uses the current MFA table. Confirm documents with the consulate, which may request more evidence. The tool compares your documented figure; it cannot assess the evidence. No Estonia family increment or automatic savings substitute is assumed.
EUR funds = entered funds × EUR per currency unit Croatia monthly requirement = 3,622.50 + 144.90 × additional members Croatia savings requirement = monthly requirement × stay months
Rounding: requirements use integer cents; conversion comparisons use the exact decimal representations of your parsed amounts and rate without rounding up. Display two decimals; a positive gap below one cent is labelled as such. Change the example conversion rate to match your currency. The rule snapshot is 14 November 2026, not a guarantee for future applications.
Worked examples
Croatia with two additional family members
The monthly requirement is €3,912.30. For 12 months the savings requirement is €46,947.60. Entering €50,000 savings leaves €3,052.40 above that threshold.
Estonia using an example conversion
Documented monthly funds of 5,000 currency units × an example rate of 0.90 EUR per unit = €4,500. This is €540 above the MFA monthly benchmark of €3,960; evidence and other conditions still need review.
Frequently asked questions
Does a passing result mean I qualify for a visa?
Can I combine income and savings?
Is the family addition 10% of €3,622.50?
What happens for Estonia with family?
Why is Spain missing?
Sources
- Estonia MFA — D-visa financial means, teleworking; required documents item 5 (checked 2026-11-14)
- Croatia Ministry of the Interior — digital nomads, evidence of funds (checked 2026-11-14)
- Estonia government e-Residency — digital nomad visa (checked 2026-11-14)
- Estonia government e-Residency — FAQ 19, income evidence (checked 2026-11-14)
- Spain Ministry — teleworker FAQ; not implemented (checked 2026-11-14)
By country
Last reviewed 2026-11-14; next review due by 2027-01-15. The method is written out above so you can check our math.