What is a digital nomad visa, and who is it for?

A digital nomad visa is a type of visa that allows individuals to work remotely in a foreign country using a computer and an internet connection. It's designed for foreigners who are not employed by a local company or entity in the host country and wish to work or provide services online.

What are the general eligibility requirements for a digital nomad visa?

While requirements may vary by country, typical eligibility criteria include:

• Foreign citizenship with a clean criminal record.
• Contractual agreements with companies outside the host country.
• The ability to provide remote services or work online.
• Meeting a specific monthly income threshold (varies by country).

Which countries offer digital nomad visas, and can you provide some examples?

Many countries worldwide offer digital nomad visas or permits for remote workers. Some examples include:

• Costa Rica
• Portugal
• Malta
• Greece
• Mexico
• Spain
• Estonia
• Croatia
• Bali (Indonesia)
• Thailand
• Dubai
• And many more.

What are some of the best countries for digital nomads, and how long are the visas typically valid?

Some popular destinations for digital nomads include Mexico, Malta, and The Bahamas. Visa validity can range from six months to three years, depending on the country and the specific visa type.

• Mexico offers a temporary resident visa valid for up to three years.
• Malta's remote worker visa is typically valid for one year and can be renewed twice.
• The Bahamas allows digital nomads to stay for one year with the option to extend for a total of three years.

How much does a digital nomad visa cost, and do all countries charge a fee for it?

The cost of a digital nomad visa varies by country, with fees typically ranging from $200 to $2,000. However, some countries, such as Georgia and Mauritius, offer the visa for free.