Explore European residency routes
Find your pathto Europe.
A new home. A different way to work. A future for your family. Explore residency options around your goals, compare the details and take your next step.
How Migride helps
Start with your life, not the name of a visa.
Migride helps you turn your goals and circumstances into residency routes you can understand, explore and compare using a consistent structure.
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Tell us what matters
Start with your goals, preferred destinations, timing and the personal context that may shape your options.
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Explore and compare routes
Review European residency options using consistent criteria, so meaningful differences are easier to understand.
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Move forward with context
Keep researching with better direction or, when appropriate, ask for guidance from a qualified specialist.
Research first, expert support when needed
Start with your goal
What would you like to do in Europe?
You do not need to know which visa or residency program fits yet. Choose what best describes your plans and start exploring from there.
Work remotely
Explore residency routes designed around remote work, international clients or employment abroad.
Live from your own income
Consider routes based on pensions, passive income, savings or other independent financial resources.
Build a business
Explore options for entrepreneurs, founders and people planning to establish or develop a business in Europe.
Invest in your future
Compare investment-based residence routes and the practical factors that can shape a long-term decision.
Work in Europe
Start with your employment situation and explore residency routes connected to working in a European country.
Move with your family
See how family circumstances fit into different residency routes and where they may influence your options.
Compare residency routes
See the differences that can change your decision.
Residency programs can look similar at first. Migride helps you compare routes using the same practical criteria, so you can focus on the differences that matter to your plans.
- Compare programs using a consistent structure.
- Focus on practical factors instead of marketing claims.
- Use the comparison as a starting point for deeper research.
The comparator organizes available program information for research and comparison. Individual legal assessment may require a qualified professional.
Explore by destination
Different countries. Different ways to make Europe home.
Explore residency options by country and understand how different European destinations approach work, income, investment and long-term residence.
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Portugal
Explore Golden Visa, D7, digital nomad, work and job seeker residency routes.
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Spain
Explore digital nomad, non-lucrative, work and EU Blue Card residency routes.
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Greece
Explore investment residence and other pathways for building a life in Greece.
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Hungary
Explore the Guest Investor Program and other routes to residence in Hungary.
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Italy
Explore investment and other residency pathways for moving to Italy.
Explore Italy
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Featured residency routes
Explore routes built around different ways of moving.
From remote work and independent income to employment and investment, European residency routes begin from very different circumstances.
Spain Digital Nomad Visa
Explore Spain’s residency route for people whose move to Europe is built around remote professional activity.
Explore this routePortugal D7 Visa
Explore a Portuguese residency route relevant to people planning around their own financial resources.
Own incomeGreece Golden Visa
Explore Greece’s investment-based residence route and the factors worth comparing before moving forward.
Investment residencePortugal Work Visa
Explore residency pathways connected to employment and working in Portugal.
EmploymentItaly Investor Visa
Explore Italy’s investment residency route as part of a broader comparison of European options.
Investment residenceResearch with context
A better way to make sense of residency options.
Migride is designed to help you understand what you are comparing, where information comes from and when individual guidance may be useful.
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Structured program information
Key details are organized into repeatable fields so different routes are easier to understand and compare.
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Sources and context kept distinct
Official-source information and practical explanation are presented separately wherever appropriate.
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Consistent questions across routes
Financial, work, family, residence and long-term factors can be considered using a common structure.
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Professional support when appropriate
When a situation calls for individual advice, Migride can help connect users with qualified specialists.
Go deeper
Learn before you decide.
Explore practical content that adds detail to the programs, destinations and comparisons available across Migride.
Guides
Deeper explanations of residency routes, processes and the questions people commonly need to understand.
News & updates
Follow relevant developments that may affect residency programs and international mobility.
Research & reports
Explore comparisons, structured analysis and research designed to make complex choices easier to evaluate.
Your next step
Not everyone needs the same way forward.
Choose the route that matches where you are today. Explore your situation through Migride or contact us directly when you already have a specific question.
Find a starting point based on your plans.
Tell us what you want to do, where you are considering moving and what matters most. Find Your Path will help organize the residency routes worth exploring.
Ask a specific question directly.
If you already know the country, residency route or type of support you are looking for, use the shorter contact journey to reach the Migride team.
Migride provides information and orientation to support your research. Individual legal, tax or professional advice should be provided by appropriately qualified specialists.