What is the difference between the Financially Independent Person permit and the digital nomad permit?

Under the 2023 Migration Code, both routes sit within a broad 'sufficient means of living' framework, and the standalone digital nomad category from the older law was folded into it. The FIP permit suits people living on passive income — foreign pensions, dividends, rent or interest — and is issued for three years; the digital nomad route suits remote workers and freelancers earning active income from employers or clients outside Greece, and is issued for two years. Both require a minimum monthly income (higher for families) and a declaration not to work for Greek-based clients. Documentation requirements differ by profile, so it is worth confirming which route fits your situation and the current income thresholds before applying.