Digital nomad visas

Digital nomad visas by country

What it actually takes to live abroad on remote income — income floors, tax, residency, and healthcare for 72 countries. Where a country has no dedicated nomad visa, we show the long-stay route that does exist.

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Countries with a dedicated nomad visa

36 countries run a digital-nomad or remote-work visa.

ArgentinaNomad visa · $1,400/moBrazilNomad visa · $1,500/moBulgariaNomad visa · $2,600/moChileNomad visa · $1,000/moColombiaNomad visa · $1,100/moCosta RicaNomad visa · $1,000/moCroatiaNomad visa · $3,900/moCyprusNomad visa · $3,780/moCzechiaNomad visa · $3,000/moEcuadorNomad visa · $1,446/moEstoniaNomad visa · $4,860/moGeorgiaNomad visaGreeceNomad visa · $3,780/moHungaryNomad visa · $2,200/moIndonesiaNomad visa · $5,000/moItalyNomad visa · $2,520/moJapanNomad visa · $5,500/moKenyaNomad visa · $4,583/moLatviaNomad visa · $4,550/moMalaysiaNomad visa · $2,000/moMaltaNomad visa · $3,780/moMauritiusNomad visa · $1,500/moPanamaNomad visa · $1,000/moPhilippinesNomad visa · $800/moPortugalNomad visa · $990/moRomaniaNomad visa · $3,700/moSloveniaNomad visa · $3,500/moSouth AfricaNomad visa · $3,000/moSouth KoreaNomad visa · $5,100/moSpainNomad visa · $3,080/moSri LankaNomad visa · $1,500/moTaiwanNomad visa · $5,300/moThailandNomad visa · no income floorTürkiyeNomad visa · $3,000/moUAENomad visa · $3,500/moUruguayNomad visa · $1,500/mo

No nomad visa — but there's still a route

These 36 countries have no dedicated nomad visa; each page shows the long-stay route that exists.

ArmeniaLong-stay routeAustraliaLong-stay routeAustriaRetirement / long-stay routeBelgiumLong-stay routeCambodiaRetirement / long-stay routeCanadaLong-stay routeDenmarkLong-stay routeEgyptRetirement / long-stay routeFinlandLong-stay routeFranceRetirement / long-stay routeGermanyLong-stay routeGuatemalaRetirement / long-stay routeHong KongLong-stay routeIndiaLong-stay routeIrelandRetirement / long-stay routeIsraelLong-stay routeJordanLong-stay routeLithuaniaLong-stay routeMexicoRetirement / long-stay routeMoroccoLong-stay routeNepalRetirement / long-stay routeNetherlandsLong-stay routeNew ZealandRetirement / long-stay routeNorwayLong-stay routeOmanRetirement / long-stay routePeruRetirement / long-stay routePolandLong-stay routeQatarLong-stay routeSerbiaLong-stay routeSingaporeLong-stay routeSwedenLong-stay routeSwitzerlandRetirement / long-stay routeTanzaniaRetirement / long-stay routeUnited KingdomLong-stay routeUnited StatesLong-stay routeVietnamLong-stay route

Common questions

Which countries have a digital nomad visa?

Of the 72 countries we cover, 36 run a dedicated digital-nomad or remote-work visa — including Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Estonia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama, Malaysia, Thailand and the UAE. The rest are reachable through retirement, income, or work-based long-stay routes instead.

Which digital nomad visa is easiest to get?

The most accessible combine a low income floor with a straightforward process — several Latin American and Southeast Asian options sit at or below roughly $1,000–1,500/month. Our ranked guide orders every country by income floor so the easiest appear first.

Do digital nomad visas let you avoid tax?

Not automatically — it depends on the country's tax system, not the visa. Some countries tax only income sourced or remitted there (territorial), which can leave foreign earnings largely untaxed; others tax worldwide income once you're tax-resident. Each country page flags which basis applies.

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