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Moving to Hungary from the US: which visa or residence route fits

Hungary's White Card, EU Blue Card, guest investor permit and family reunification rules for US citizens, with who qualifies and where you can apply.

The Neue Burg wing of the Hofburg in Vienna, lit up at night on Heldenplatz

Visas and residency · 6 min read

Moving to Austria from the US: which residence permit fits

The main Austrian residence routes for US citizens, from the Red-White-Red Card to the settlement permit for retirees, with the income tests and where to apply.

The Federal Palace in Bern at night, seen across the flagged Bundesplatz

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to Switzerland from the US: which visa or residence route fits

How US citizens can move to Switzerland: skilled work permits under the quota, the retiree route at 55, family reunification, and the D visa you apply for first.

Jets parked at the terminal gates of Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci Airport

Arrival and immigration · 6 min read

Entering Italy on a US passport: the 90/180 rule, EES and ETIAS

What US citizens need at the Italian border: passport validity, the 90 in 180 day limit, EES biometrics, the coming ETIAS, customs allowances and cash rules.

The Auberge de Castille in Valletta, the baroque building that houses the Office of the Prime Minister of Malta

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to Malta from the US: which visa or residence route fits

The four main ways a US citizen can live in Malta, who each route is built for, the income and property tests, and which steps start before you fly.

The triumphal Arco da Rua Augusta and the yellow arcades of Praca do Comercio in Lisbon

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to Portugal from the US: which visa or residence route fits

A US citizen's comparison of Portugal's D7, D8, D2 and investment residence routes: who qualifies, the income tests, and which steps start at a consulate.

The Reichstag and Berlin's government quarter lit up at dusk beside the Spree

Visas and residency · 5 min read

Germany Visas and Residence Permits for Americans

How US citizens move to Germany legally: the visa-free entry rule, the 90-day window to apply in country, and the main permits for work, study and job search.

Plaza Mayor in central Madrid with its red arcaded buildings and pedestrians crossing the square

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to Spain from the US: which visa or residence route fits

The main Spanish residence routes for US citizens, who each one suits, what money and documents it asks for, and where you apply before you fly.

The Prefecture de Police building on the Ile de la Cite in Paris, with traffic and pedestrians on the street in front

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to France from the US: which visa or residence route fits

How US citizens choose between France's visitor, Talent, student and employee routes, what each allows, and which ones start at a consulate in the US.

Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber in Rome at dusk, with the dome of St. Peter's Basilica behind

Visas and residency · 7 min read

Moving to Italy from the US: which visa or residence route fits

Elective residence, digital nomad, work under the decreto flussi, family and study: who qualifies, where Americans apply, and what happens after landing.

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