EU Blue Card / highly qualified worker

No. Remote workers should look at Greece’s Digital Nomad Visa; the Blue Card is for Greek highly qualified employment.

Yes. The official EU immigration portal describes the route around remuneration for highly skilled employment as set under Greek rules.

No. The Greek EU Blue Card requires a valid work contract for highly qualified employment, and it is not a general job-search or remote-work route — having no Greek employer is a common reason applications are refused. Secure a qualifying Greek job offer first, and confirm details with the official source.

Typical evidence includes your work contract, a degree or other professional evidence, your passport and residence application documents, plus health insurance and any civil documents requested by the authority. Confirm the exact list with the competent authority.

Yes, the Greek EU Blue Card is indicated as a route that leads to settlement, provided you maintain the authorised employment and renew before expiry. Confirm the specific settlement requirements with the competent Greek authority.