The European Union has announced plans to extend the 90-day rule for certain non-EU workers, moving beyond the standard Schengen 90/180 restriction that currently applies to most third-country nationals. This change would allow eligible workers—likely including digital nomads and remote employees—to remain in the EU for longer periods without triggering visa requirements.
The specifics of who qualifies and how the extension will work are still being finalized, but this signals a shift in EU policy toward accommodating the growing remote-work economy. If you're a non-EU citizen working remotely or on a short-term contract, this could mean longer stays without needing to apply for a formal residence permit or exit and re-enter to reset your 90 days.