How to Cruise the Mediterranean for Longer | Schengen Visa, Digital Nomad Visa & Tax

Thinking about cruising the Mediterranean or buying a yacht in Europe? Before you cast off, it's important to understand the visa and tax regulations that every international yacht owner should know. After four incredible seasons cruising Europe aboard their Lagoon 46, Mike and Linda share their real-world experience navigating the Schengen Visa, applying for a Greek Digital Nomad Visa, and understanding Temporary Admission for foreign-owned yachts. Whether you're planning a European Delivery or dreaming of spending an entire Mediterranean season exploring Greece, Italy, Croatia, France, Spain and Turkey, this guide explains the key regulations that can make your adventure far easier to plan. In this video you'll learn: ✓ How the Schengen 90/180 Day Rule works ✓ How to spend longer cruising Europe ✓ Why they applied for a Greek Digital Nomad Visa ✓ What documents they needed ✓ What Temporary Admission means for your yacht ✓ Why European Delivery is becoming increasingly popular ✓ What to know before buying a yacht in Europe If you're considering owning a yacht in Europe, these practical lessons could save you countless hours of research and help you start your Mediterranean adventure with confidence. TMG Yachts is not a licenced immigration or tax advisor, and individuals should see their own immigration and tax advise before making decisions. Regulations change frequently; please seek the most up-to-date advice.