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What will you take home in each country?

Enter your annual gross income and see estimated net take-home in all 12 digital-nomad-visa countries. Includes each country’s special regime where applicable — Spanish Beckham Law, Portuguese IFICI, Greek 50% reduction, Croatian foreign-income exemption, Costa Rican territorial system, UAE’s 0% personal income tax.

Income source
Most nomads pick “foreign” — remote salary from a non-local employer. Special regimes (Beckham, Greek 50%) typically target local-source.

At $100,000 / year, assuming foreign-source income and tax residency in the country:

Best: Spain — net $100,000 (0.0% effective). Worst: Portugal — net $63,592 (36.4% effective). Spread: $36,408.

Ranked by net take-home

Local tax only — your home country may still tax you (US citizens always; others depending on residency). Social security estimates are included where relevant.

Caveats

  • Brackets are simplified to USD-annual approximations; local currency, regional surtaxes, and deductions are not modeled.
  • Home-country tax is not included. US citizens owe US tax regardless of where they live (use FEIE + FTC for planning).
  • Social security estimates are nominal; EU A1 certificates or totalization agreements may eliminate them.
  • Tax treaties affect how foreign income is actually taxed when you are dual-resident.
  • For an actual tax-year filing, a cross-border CPA is worth the fee.