Countries
Every digital nomad country.
41 countries run digital nomad visas in our list. Each page shows the income you need, how long you can stay, the cost and the official link. Or compare them all in one table.
- AndorraNo set figure
- ArgentinaNo set figure
- BarbadosUSD 50,000 a year
- BelizeUSD 75,000 a year
- BrazilUSD 1,500 a month
- ColombiaNo set figure
- Costa RicaUSD 3,000 a month
- CroatiaEUR 3,622.50 a month
- CuraçaoNo set figure
- CyprusEUR 3,500 a month
- CzechiaNo set figure
- DominicaUSD 50,000 a year
- EcuadorNo set figure
- EstoniaEUR 4,500 a month
- GreeceEUR 3,500 a month
- HungaryEUR 3,000 a month
- IndonesiaUSD 60,000 a year
- ItalyNo set figure
- JapanJPY 10,000,000 a year
- KenyaNo set figure
- LatviaEUR 4,213 a month
- MalaysiaUSD 24,000 a year
- MaltaEUR 42,000 a year
- MauritiusNo set figure
- MoldovaNo set figure
- MontenegroNo set figure
- MontserratUSD 70,000 a year
- PanamaPAB 36,000 a year
- PortugalNo set figure
- RomaniaNo set figure
- SeychellesNo set figure
- SloveniaNo set figure
- South AfricaZAR 650,796 a year
- South KoreaKRW 104,832,000 a year
- SpainNo set figure
- Sri LankaUSD 2,000 a month
- TaiwanUSD 40,000 a year
- ThailandNo set figure
- TurkeyUSD 3,000 a month
- United Arab EmiratesUSD 3,500 a month
- UruguayNo set figure
The basics
How a digital nomad visa works.
A digital nomad visa lets you live in a country while you keep working online for an employer or clients somewhere else. The country gets your spending. You get time to live there.
- Most ask you to prove a monthly income, often with 3 to 6 months of bank statements or a work contract.
- Your work must come from outside the country. Most do not let you work for local companies.
- Most also ask for health insurance and a criminal record check from your home country.
- Stays run from a few months to a few years. Some can be renewed.
- Each country has its own tax rules for people on these visas. Check them before you go.
FAQ
Common questions.
What is a digital nomad visa?
A visa or permit that lets you live in a country while you work online for an employer or clients somewhere else. Most ask for a set monthly income, health insurance and a clean criminal record.
How much income do I need?
It depends on the country. In our list, set amounts run from about USD 1,500 a month in Brazil to about USD 6,510 a month in South Korea, at European Central Bank rates on 9 Oct 2026. Enter your income above to check each one.
Which digital nomad visa lets you stay the longest?
In our list, Thailand gives up to 5 years at first. Many can be renewed. Each country page shows the rule.
Can every passport apply?
Most of these visas are open to any passport. A few only take listed countries: Czechia, Japan, Taiwan and Turkey. Argentina and Colombia only take passports that can visit without a visa. In the EU, citizens of the EU, the EEA and Switzerland do not need one, as they can already live there.
How do I apply?
Click Apply next to the country. It opens the official government page. Some countries take applications online. Others want you to apply at their embassy or consulate.
Is this an official list?
No. We read each country's official government page and link to it. Rules and amounts change, so check the official page before you apply.
Sources
Every fact comes from the host country's official government page. Each country page links to its source. Exchange rates come from the European Central Bank.
- Andorra: D.3 Residence for a digital nomad (govern.ad)
- Argentina: Transitory residence as a digital nomad (argentina.gob.ar)
- Barbados: 12-Month Barbados Welcome Stamp (visitbarbados.org)
- Belize: Work Where You Vacation (travelbelize.org)
- Brazil: Temporary visa and residence authorisation for digital nomads (VITEM XIV) (bibliotecadigital.mj.gov.br)
- Colombia: Digital Nomad visa (visitor visa, type V) (cancilleria.gov.co)
- Costa Rica: Stay for remote workers and remote service providers (imprentanacional.go.cr)
- Croatia: Temporary stay of digital nomads (mup.gov.hr)
- Curaçao: @HOME in Curaçao (athomeincuracao.com)
- Cyprus: Cyprus Digital Nomad Visa (gov.cy)
- Czechia: Digital Nomad Program (mpo.cz)
- Dominica: Work In Nature (WIN) Extended Stay Visa (windominica.gov.dm)
- Ecuador: Temporary residence visa for remote work (Nomad Visa) (gob.ec)
- Estonia: Digital nomad visa (canberra.mfa.ee)
- Greece: Digital Nomad Visa (mfa.gr)
- Hungary: White Card (oif.gov.hu)
- Indonesia: E33G Remote Worker Visa (imigrasi.go.id)
- Italy: Digital nomad and remote worker visa (ambpristina.esteri.it)
- Japan: Designated Activities (for Digital Nomad) (moj.go.jp)
- Kenya: Permit Class N: Digital Nomads (KEP/N) (fns.immigration.go.ke)
- Latvia: Long-stay visa for remote work (pmlp.gov.lv)
- Malaysia: DE Rantau Nomad Pass (mdec.my)
- Malta: Nomad Residence Permit (nomad.residencymalta.gov.mt)
- Mauritius: Premium Visa (residency.mu)
- Moldova: Temporary residence for digital nomads (invest.gov.md)
- Montenegro: Temporary residence permit for a digital nomad (digitalnomads.gov.me)
- Montserrat: Montserrat Remote Workers Stamp (montserratremoteworker.com)
- Panama: Short-stay visa as a remote worker (migracion.gob.pa)
- Portugal: Residence visa for the exercise of a professional activity done remotely (digital nomads) (vistos.mne.gov.pt)
- Romania: Long-stay visa for digital nomads (D/AS, other purposes) (eviza.mae.ro)
- Seychelles: Seychelles Workcation (Visitors Workcation Permit) (seychelles.com)
- Slovenia: Temporary residence permit for digital nomads (gov.si)
- South Africa: Remote Work visitor's visa (dha.gov.za)
- South Korea: Digital Nomad (Workcation) Visa (F-1-D) (overseas.mofa.go.kr)
- Spain: Telework Visa (Digital Nomad Visa) (ciudadaniaexterior.inclusion.gob.es)
- Sri Lanka: Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) (immigration.gov.lk)
- Taiwan: Digital nomad visitor visa (boca.gov.tw)
- Thailand: Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) (washingtondc.thaiembassy.org)
- Turkey: Digital Nomad Visa (goturkiye.com)
- United Arab Emirates: Virtual work visa (u.ae)
- Uruguay: Provisional identity sheet for digital nomads (gub.uy)
General information, not legal advice. Last checked 11 Oct 2026.