
Yes. You must show you earn above a set minimum annual income from your remote work, with higher amounts required if family members apply with you.
Financial self-sufficiency is central to this visa. You must demonstrate stable income from your remote or freelance activity above the threshold set by the authorities, supported by tax returns, contracts, or pay evidence. The income must come from the qualifying work, not from unrelated sources.
If you bring dependants, the income bar rises to reflect the extra people you are supporting. Always confirm the current figures with the Italian consulate handling your application, since the exact amount is set by the government and can change. Avoid relying on outdated numbers from third-party blogs.
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