According to Statista, digital nomads choose foreign countries to live in based on the cost of living, internet speed, and safety more than any other factor. If you’re planning a long stay in one location, you also need to consider the legal implications of your lifestyle - visas and temporary residence permits.
Europe is the region with the highest number of countries granting digital nomad visas for remote workers who want to explore the world while working. Other regions are also recognizing the growing potential of global mobility and its benefits for local economies, so you’ll find more and more countries offering remote work visas almost daily.
We’ve compiled a list of 35 countries offering digital nomad visa programs—-check out the costs, requirements, and visa application processes.
Please note that the visa requirements, conditions, and application or processing fees (including currency conversions) were valid at the time of writing. We do our best to keep this article up to date but don’t take it as legal advice, and always check a specific country’s official website to confirm any information.
1. Anguilla
Sunny beaches and amazing views typical for the Caribbean region make Anguilla a postcard destination. The country has a specialized tourism visa for digital nomads. The visa allows you to stay up to one year on the territory of Anguilla, renewable every year. The cost of living is not particularly cheap, but you get a luxurious climate for the price.
Conditions:
- Details of self-employment or employment from an entity based outside of Anguilla
- Medical records for the past year
- Health insurance with coverage for Anguilla during your entire intended stay
- Proof of accommodation while in Anguilla
How to apply:
- Apply online and wait to be contacted by the assigned concierge
- Make travel arrangements with a certified transport company
Costs:
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2,000 USD per individual including travel and application fees
2. Antigua & Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda offer a unique option to register as a Digital Nomad Resident (DNR) and renew your visa every two years instead of one. Less paperwork, more beach time. However, you must prove you are financially sustainable before becoming a DNR.
Conditions:
- Owning a remote business or working remotely for a company that’s based outside of Antigua and Barbuda
- Income of at least 50,000 USD a year
- Police background check
- Travel and health insurance for the duration of the stay
How to apply:
- Fill out the visa application form online
- Pay the fees
Cost:
- 1,500 USD for a single visa
- 2,000 USD for a couple
- 3,000 USD for families of three members or more
3. Aruba
Aruba offers a “One Happy Workation” initiative for citizens of specific countries, including the US, UK, and Netherlands. This initiative allows you to stay up to 90 days and treat the entire island as your office. Since there are no income taxes on Aruba, you don't need to provide bank statements or bank account information.
Additionally, the entire island has an amazing internet connection and you can even bring your pet, as long as it passes medical tests and doesn't violate any import laws.
The residents of Aruba speak four languages and have more sunny days than any other island in the Caribbean.
Conditions:
- Staying in Aruba up to 90 days
- Being self-employed or employed outside of Aruba
- Not working for an Aruban citizen or legal entity that would require you to get local (non-nomad) permits
How to apply:
- Provide a passport from one of the specified countries
- Book one of their package deals (no additional paperwork needed!)
Costs:
- Costs vary depending on your choice of accommodation; the program has no other additional fees
- Prepare for Aruba's above-average cost of living
4. Australia
Melbourne and Sydney, Australia's most popular tourist destinations provide sunshine and the opportunity to meet many other digital nomads.
If you’re applying for a remote work visa in Australia, you’ll need the First Working Holiday Visa. It allows digital nomads to spend a year in the country with the ability to apply for an extension. You can apply for a Second Working Holiday Visa if you meet certain eligibility criteria.
Conditions:
- Being between 18 and 35 years old
- Traveling solo: you cannot be accompanied by a dependent citizen
- A passport from an eligible country
- Working (not leisure) while in Australia
How to apply:
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Apply online, but you must be outside of Australia
Costs:
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Around 384 USD per person for 12 months
5. Barbados
Barbados introduced a special Barbados Welcome Stamp for digital nomads planning to work remotely. The stamp allows you to stay and work on the island for a 12-month period. You can even reapply for the BWS after it expires.
Conditions:
- Owning a location-independent business or working remotely for an entity based outside of Barbados
- A valid passport
- Income of at least 50,000 USD a year
How to apply:
- Fill out the application form online
- Provide proof of relationship with dependents
Costs:
- 2,000 USD for individuals
- 3,000 USD for the family bundle
6. Bermuda
One of the main benefits of working from Bermuda is that residents from the US, Canada, UK, or the European Union (EU) do not need to apply for a special digital nomad visa in advance. You can turn your tourist visa into a digital nomad visa while you are in the country.
The cost of living is pretty low and Bermuda has picturesque beaches and year-round sunshine.
Conditions:
- Owning a location-independent business or working remotely for a company that isn’t based in Bermuda
- Travel insurance
- No minimum income requirements
How to apply:
- Fill out the application form (you can fill it out up to nine months in advance)
- Submit any documentation required (passport, proof of employment, etc.)
Costs:
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263 USD for a visa processing fee
7. Brazil
Brazil is the land of coffee, perfect for busy digital nomads. In 2022, Brazilian authorities took new measures to boost the national economy. A digital nomad can now apply for an initial 12-month visa, with the possibility to prolong it for another 12 months when it expires. Brazil is even building a digital nomad village with infrastructure designed particularly for remote workers, so you’re likely to find expat and digital nomad communities to fit in.
Here's a quick recap of what you need to apply for the Brazilian visa.
Conditions
- Being employed by an employer outside of Brazil, or self-employed and providing services in countries other than Brazil
- No local employer sponsorship for working remotely required
- Income is at least 1,400 USD per month, or at least 17,000 USD available in your bank account (sources must be outside of Brazil)
- Clear criminal record
- Health insurance with coverage for Brazil
- Confirmation that you can perform work through information technology channels (via employer declaration)
- Fee payment proof
How to apply
- Submit your application paperwork at a Brazilian consular office
- Note that the process of approval may take up to four weeks (but typically takes two)
Costs
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Around 100 USD for application fees
8. Cabo Verde
Fancy working from a beach? Then you'll love the fact that Cabo Verde, an African jewel, offers remote work visa programs for digital nomads. Cabo Verde is ideal for those who prefer all-year-long sunny weather.
Conditions
- A valid passport from Europe, North America, Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), or the Economic Community of West African States (CEDEAO)
- Average bank account balance statement of at least around 1,585 USD in the last six months (if traveling solo)
- Average bank account balance statement of at least around 2,850 USD in the last six months (if traveling with family)
- Travel and health insurance that covers evacuation and body transportation in the event of death (including a family package if applicable)
- A copy of accommodation booking
How to apply
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Apply online via Cabo Verde Remote Working Program portal
Cost
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Around 60 USD consisting of a visa fee and an airport fee
9. Cayman Islands
The Global Citizen Concierge is a special visa designed for travelers looking to live and work from the Cayman Islands. It allows digital nomads to stay in the country for 2 years, but it’s not as affordable as other digital nomad visa programs.
Conditions:
- Being employed by a legal entity originating from outside of the Cayman Islands
- A notarized bank reference letter
- Proof of income over 100,000 USD a year
- Travel insurance
- Being subject to potential background checks
How to apply:
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Fill out the GCC application form, which can be done online
Costs:
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1,469 USD per person
10. Colombia
With Medellin becoming a digital nomad hub, mostly due to its affordability and the wonderful climate of eternal spring, Colombia had no other choice but to launch a temporary resident visa program for digital nomads. As of 2022, you can apply for staying in Colombia as a digital nomad for up to six months in a year, but is valid for two years.
Conditions:
- No paid activity with a natural or legal person in Colombia
- Being employed by a foreign company or starting a digital business of interest to Colombia
- Earnings of at least 900 USD per month
- Health insurance with coverage for Colombia
- A letter of employment from your employer proving you work for them remotely
How to apply:
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Submit the application through Colombia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs online portal
Costs:
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Between 170 USD and 230 USD, depending on whether you’re going alone or with dependents
11. Costa Rica
Costa Rica is the perfect place for people who prefer a relaxed lifestyle. The country introduced a special visa for freelancers called Rentista designed to encourage digital nomads to visit. It allows the visa holder to live and work in Costa Rica for two years.
Conditions:
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Proof of a monthly income of at least 2,500 USD for the last 2 years
OR
- A deposit of 60,000 USD in a Costa Rican bank account
- Being self-employed (entity owner or freelancer)
- Not being an employee of any entity whether inside or outside of Costa Rica
How to apply:
- Apply on your own by registering on the Costa Rica’s Immigration Website
- Hire an immigration lawyer to take care of all the paperwork for you (optional)
- Translate all documents to Spanish and authenticate them in your home country
Costs:
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250 USD registration fee
12. Croatia
Croatia established its digital nomad visa program in January 2021 and updated it in 2023. According to this program, digital nomads can stay in the country for up to 12 months. Croatia has become a favorite for many digital nomads given its affordable cost of living and a beautiful, long coast, strong internet connection, and excellent infrastructure for digital nomads.
Conditions:
- Being self-employed or able to work remotely for a foreign company (via written statement, employee contracts, or client contracts)
- Being a non-EU/EEA citizen
- A minimum income of 2,500 USD per month (+ an additional 100 USD per each family member you want to bring along)
- Passing a criminal background check conducted in your home country
- Proof of accommodation (rental agreement, confirmation from your landlord, etc.)
- Health and travel insurance for the course of your stay
How to apply:
- Obtain a personal identification number (OIB)
- Download and complete the online application form
- Provide two passport-size photos
Costs:
- Around 75 USD for the application fee
- Between 120 USD and 400 USD depending on whether you apply online or at an embassy
13. Czech Republic
Obtaining the Zivno, the Czech freelancer visa for digital nomads is a bit more complicated than some of the other visas on our list. But if rich history and beautiful architecture speak to you, the visa is worth the extra trouble.
Conditions:
- A trade license for a registered trade listed here
- Proof of registered accommodation for a period of at least a year
- Proof of at least 6,385 USD per person in a bank account
How to apply:
- Gather this list of required documents
- Make an appointment at a Czech Embassy (or Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Costs:
- Around 80 USD in local taxes every month
- 114 USD in visa processing fees
14. Dubai (UAE)
The United Arab Emirates virtual working visa is excellent for digital nomads who travel with their families. It allows you to bring several family members for reduced fees.
The beaches, hotels, and resorts in a city like Dubai are one-of-a-kind. The biggest disadvantage is that the cost of living is quite high.
Conditions:
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Proof of employment from your current employer and a contract for at least one year
OR
- Proof of ownership of a company
- A minimum of 5,000 USD monthly salary
- The previous month’s pay stub and bank statements for the three preceding months
- Health insurance with United Arab Emirates coverage
How to apply:
- Complete the application form
- Provide all the necessary documentation
Costs:
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287 USD for the visa fee
15. Ecuador
Ecuador is another Latin American country that recently launched a digital nomad visa. Facing the Pacific Ocean and the Galapagos Islands on one side and leaning on the Andes on the other, Ecuador is perfect for digital nomads who enjoy nature and outdoor activities.
Conditions:
- A clean police record
- Earnings of at least 1336 USD per month
- Passport valid for at least six more months
- International health insurance with coverage in Ecuador
How to apply:
- Check if your country is eligible
- Apply through the consulate’s online portal
Costs:
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Processing fee of around 485 USD
16. Estonia
Estonia is the first country to offer e-residency. This is a digital identity that gives you access to public services all over the country.
Conditions:
- Own a location independent business or work remotely for a company that is not based in Estonia
- Earn at least 3,504 EUR per month for the last 6-months to be eligible
How to apply:
- Complete the application form for a digital nomad visa and sign it
- Make an appointment at your nearest Estonian Embassy or Consulate and submit the form in person.
- Choose the type of digital nomad visa: Type C (short stay) or Type D (long stay)
Costs:
- 80 EUR ($91) for a Type C visa
- 100 EUR ($114) for a Type D visa
17. Georgia
Georgia offers amazing landscapes and breathtaking views. The country introduced the “Remotely from Georgia” visa, allowing remote workers to live and work from the country completely without registration fees.
Conditions:
- Owning a location-independent business or work remotely for a company that is not based in Georgia
- Ability to pay taxes while you are in Georgia
- Earnings of at least 2,000 USD a month
- Travel insurance valid for at least the following six months
How to apply:
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Fill out the application form online
Costs:
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The "Remotely in Georgia" visa requires no additional fees
18. Germany
Getting a visa for remote workers in Germany is not difficult. Germany has one of the best networks in Europe and probably beyond, so the wifi is world-class. Add countless museums and sights across the country and amazing beer, and you get a hot spot for digital nomads.
Conditions:
- Address of your accommodations in Germany
- Proof of medical insurance for the duration of your stay
- Proof of financial self-sustainability (bank statements, employee contract, etc.)
- Providing services that will help the local economy (some of your clients, or the company’s clients need to be from Germany)
How to apply:
- Gather all required documentation
- Book accommodations ahead of time
- Schedule a visa appointment with the immigration office
Costs:
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Around 114 USD for visa fees
19. Greece
Imagine working remotely in the cradle of Western civilization and exploring ancient temples and monuments in your free time. Greece offers an unparalleled (and gorgeous) history lesson. Also, many digital nomads love Greece for its relatively low cost of living.
Conditions
- Non-EU, EEA, or Swiss citizenship
- A monthly income of at least 3,700 USD
- Being employed by a company outside of Greece, or self-employed
- No Greek tax residence for at least five of the previous six years
- Health insurance with coverage for Greece
- A written and signed confirmation that you will not enter an employment relationship with a local employer while in Greece
How to apply
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Submit your application to a Greek Immigration Office or an embassy
Note that the application process time is relatively brief: up to 10 days. If approved, you get the visa for 12 months. After this period, you can apply for the digital nomad permit, which can be renewed for two more years. The digital nomad visa also makes you eligible for a 50% tax reduction on local tax rates.
Cost
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Around 80 USD per applicant
20. Hungary
Hungary is another hidden gem in Europe. With impressive architecture and good digital nomad infrastructure, it’s an excellent choice for remote workers who want to explore new cultures. If you’re a non-EU national interested in getting to know Budapest and other Hungarian cities while working, you can apply for the White Card—-Hungary’s digital nomad visa, which can be renewed after 12 months for another year.
Conditions
- Income of at least 2,111 USD per month (bank statement as proof)
- Passport valid for at least six more months
- Proof of employment outside of Hungary
- Health insurance covering Hungary
- Proof of accommodation (for example, lease agreement or booking confirmation)
How to apply
- Collect the required documentation and complete your application
- Submit the documentation at the local Hungarian embassy or consulate
- Wait up to 30 days to get approval
Costs
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Around 125 USD for the application fee
21. Iceland
If you’re not a fan of sunny beaches, Iceland could be your spot. The island has more volcanoes than any other country in the world which provides a great pastime when you’re done with your work, and you might get an opportunity to see the Northern Lights live.
Conditions:
- Owning a remote business or working remotely for an entity based outside of Iceland
- Proof of your employment or self-employment
- A minimum monthly income of 1,000,000 ISK (approximately 7,800 USD) for a single person or 1,300,000 ISK (10,000 USD) for a couple
- Proof of travel and health insurance that covers Iceland
How to apply:
- Complete the application form
- Submit all the necessary legal documentation
- Note that the visa is valid for 90 days only if you apply when already in the Schengen area
Costs:
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Around 60 USD) for the visa processing fee
22. Indonesia
If you haven’t thought of visiting Indonesia and Bali, are you even a digital nomad? This country is one of the most popular digital nomad hubs for its low cost of living and breathtaking beaches with unforgettable sunsets. In 2022, Indonesia launched a digital nomad visa program called Second Home, which will be valid for at least five years and available to foreigners and Indonesian expats. As the program is new, some details are yet to be determined.
Conditions:
- Being a remote worker employed by a non-Indonesian entity, a freelancer, or self-employed
- Bank statement proving sufficient funds in your bank account
- Valid passport (at least 36 months)
How to apply:
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Application will be available online
Costs:
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To be determined by the government of Indonesia
23. Italy
If you're a fan of sightseeing after work, Italy will never let you run out of beautiful new things to see. Italy's history and tradition are unmatched, but let's not forget all the fashion, fantastic food, and wonderful beaches either. In 2022, a digital nomad visa for this beautiful country was finally approved, and has yet to be officially launched.
Conditions:
- Clean criminal record
- A minimum monthly income (to be set out by the government)
- Adequate accommodation availability
- Health insurance
How to apply:
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Soon to be known
Costs:
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Soon to be known
24. Jamaica
Unfortunately, Jamaica doesn’t provide remote work visas to countries other than the US. However, if you’re under 30 days, there's no visa required. And if you are a US citizen you can apply to work remotely from one of the country’s charming beaches.
Conditions:
- A US passport: other passports are not allowed to work remotely in Jamaica
- Being self-employed or working for an entity based outside of Jamaica
- No minimum income requirements
How to apply:
- Apply with the Embassy of Jamaica for an extended stay permit
- Get the travel authorization
Costs:
- 60 USD for up to 90 days
- 140 USD for over 90 days
If you’re not a US citizen, don’t worry—there are plenty of other locations you can work from as a digital nomad. Read more about where non-US citizens can live and work remotely.
25. Malta
Malta is ideal for fans of the Mediterranean Sea. Located between Italy and North Africa, it offers wonderful weather, delicious cuisine, and excellent conditions for digital nomad jobs. You can set up your next remote office in Malta for 12 months, with the possibility to renew your Nomad Residence Permit, meant for non-EU citizens.
Conditions
- Being self-employed or employed by a company based outside of Malta
- A minimum income of around 2,850 USD per month
- A letter explaining the motivation for staying in Malta
- Health insurance with coverage for Malta (see complete documentation here)
How to apply
- Complete the application form and gather the mentioned documentation
- Apply via email
Cost
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Around 345 USD
26. Mauritius
Getting a long-term remote work visa in Mauritius is completely free. This is a powerful incentive for remote workers who decide to live and work from this island nation. In addition, the island is an unspoiled paradise full of wonderful views and exquisite beaches. Definitely something to make your day-to-day work easier.
Conditions:
- Remote business ownership or work remotely for an entity based outside of Mauritius
- Information about your stay in Mauritius (details about the purpose of your visit, plans for leaving, and the address of intended accommodation)
- Proof of travel and medical insurance coverage throughout your entire stay in Mauritius
How to apply:
- Fill out an application form
- Submit the necessary documentation
Costs:
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No application and visa processing fees
27. Mexico
Mexico's atmosphere is relaxed and the people are friendly, which makes it perfect for winding down after a long day of remote work. Couple this with a great cost of living and you get a remote workers’ paradise.
Conditions:
- Remote business ownership or working remotely for an entity based outside of Mexico
- A monthly wage of at least 1,620 USD and provide proof of a bank balance of at least 27,000 USD
How to apply:
- Prepare the required documents and complete the application form
- Schedule an appointment with the closest Mexican Embassy or Consulate
Costs:
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Between 22 USD and 350 USD, depending on how long you’re planning to stay
28. Montserrat
Montserrat is another country trying to draw in more digital nomads to recover from the lack of tourism due to the coronavirus pandemic. This is why they’ve designed the Montserrat Remote Work Stamp which allows foreign freelancers to live and work in the country for a 12-month period. The visa is renewable.
Conditions:
- Health insurance valid throughout your intended stay
- Employment or Business Incorporation Certificate
- Proof of your annual income
- An authorized copy of your Police Record or proof you don't have a police record
How to apply:
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Fill out the online application form once you gather the proper paperwork
Costs:
- $500 in fees for a single person
- $750 in fees for a family (up to four people), plus $250 per family additional member
29. Namibia
Wildlife, incredible dunes, and wonderful, unspoiled beaches are just a few of the extraordinary sights Namibia will welcome you with. Good internet speed and coverage, affordable cost of living, and high walkability of cities like Windhoek make this country a popular destination among digital nomads in search of adventure. Namibia offers a great remote work visa program with a relatively simple application process.
Conditions:
- Valid travel documents
- A monthly income of at least $2,000 (if traveling with a spouse, they need to earn at least $1,000 per month; if traveling with kids, you need to have a $500 budget per child)
- Travel health insurance
How to apply:
- Fill in the form on Namibia's Ministry of Home Affair's website and send the required documentation to their email
Costs:
- Around 124 USD paid upon arrival in Namibia
30. New Zealand
The fairytale-like landscape of New Zealand will leave you speechless at first sight. The good news is that you can enjoy the view for more than what the regular tourist visa allows. Although New Zealand doesn’t offer a standard digital nomad visa program, it has a so-called “Working Holiday” visa with arrow eligibility criteria, allowing you to stay in new Zealand up to 12 months.
Conditions:
- Being of select nationalities and between 18 and 30 or 35 years old (more details here)
- Earnings of at least 210 USD per month and having sufficient funds in the bank account
- Work as a secondary purpose of your visit
- Passing the immigration health check
- A valid passport (for at least 15 months after the application)
How to apply:
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Apply for the visa online
Costs:
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Application fees depend on your country of residence
Note that you become a local tax resident after spending more than 183 days in New Zealand, regardless of your visa.
31. Norway
Norway's cost of living is higher than the European average, but it offers stunning vistas and a great business atmosphere. Additionally, Norway is a stable country with excellent and well-organized public services, which will make your day-to-day life much easier.
Conditions:
- Business ownership or working remotely for an entity based outside of Norway
- Relevant qualifications in order to work in your profession
- Proof of accommodation in Norway (address, written statement from the landlord, and a copy of their ID)
- Proof of income of at least 37,710 USD per year, pre-tax
How to apply:
- Get the required documentation listed on Norway’s Directorate of Immigration website
- Fill out the application, and bring it to the nearest Norwegian Embassy or Consulate
Costs:
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Around 633 USD
32. Portugal
Portugal's Lisbon is one of the most interesting cities in Europe as it provides the perfect mix of relaxing beaches and vibrant nightlife. Many digital nomads from around the world who have chosen it as their temporary home eventually ended up living there or applying for permanent residency.
Conditions:
- Proof of income, business ownership, or proof of financial means to conduct business sustainably
- Earnings of at least around 633 USD per month
- Proof of independent travel and medical insurance
- A criminal background check
How to apply:
- Print out and complete the application form once you've gathered the necessary documents
- Schedule an appointment at the nearest Portuguese Embassy or Consulate and deliver the application in person
Costs:
- Around 87 USD in visa processing fees
- Around 76 USD for the resident permit fee
If you’re a digital nomad generating passive income, you can also consider Portugal’s D7 visa.
33. Seychelles
If you’re looking to spend time working in a postcard location, you may be considering Seychelles. This archipelago in the Indian Ocean boasts wonderful white sand beaches and enjoyable temperatures all year long. This country offers a program for digital nomads called Workation Retreat.
Conditions:
- Onward or return ticket
- Valid passport
- Proof of employment provided by your employer
- Proof of good standing and income
- Health insurance covering Seychelles
- Proof of accommodation (booking confirmation or lease agreement)
How to apply:
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Submit your application and all required documentation online
Costs:
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Around 53 USD for application fees
34. Spain
In 2022, the Spanish government adopted the draft Startup Law, which will bring favorable changes for global talent planning to settle down in Spain. The new digital nomad visa requirements are yet to be officially launched, but so far, we know that remote workers and entrepreneurs will need to meet specific requirements to be eligible for this new long-term visa program.
If the law is approved in its current form, digital nomads (and their families) will be able to live and work in Spain for up to five years and pay taxes through an affordable Non-Resident Income Tax program.
Conditions:
- Being self-employed or working for a company based outside of Spain
- A passport other than EU/EEA/Swiss region
- Earnings of at least 2,300 USD per month
- No Spanish residency five years prior to submitting the application
How to apply:
- Fill out the visa application form
- Wait for 15-45 days to get approved
Costs:
- Around 90 USD depending on your location
35. Thailand
Thailand is undoubtedly one of the top three most popular digital nomad locations today. Cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket are packed with remote workers who enjoy the speedy internet, delicious food, low cost of living, and sandy beaches in Thailand. The Thai government recently announced a new digital nomad visa—-over 400 people applied within the first 12 days after the launch. The program is officially called Long-Term Residence Visa.
Conditions:
- A valid passport (for at least six months after applying for the visa)
- Earnings of at least 80,000 USD per year
- Health insurance of at least 50,000 USD coverage
- Working remotely for an employer outside of Thailand
How to apply:
- Check what documents you need to collect
- Submit your application online
Costs:
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Around 1,440 USD for the application fee
The world is your office!
Before you go, remember to check if the country you’re going to live in still has specific COVID-related requirements. Some countries, like Spain, for example, still ask for proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test to cross the border.
Stay tuned, because South Africa, Montenegro and many other countries have announced the possibility of launching digital nomad visas soon. We regularly update this article with new information. While you're thinking about your next remote working destination, take a look at some of the resources that can help you become or thrive as a digital nomad.
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