Digital Nomad Visa Directory

Duration: 2 years, renewable

Income Requirement: €8,460/year minimum

Path to Residency: Yes, after 5 years

While not specifically called a "digital nomad visa," Portugal's D7 visa is popular among remote workers due to its relatively low income requirements and path to permanent residency.

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Duration: 1 year, renewable up to 5 years

Income Requirement: Approx. €2,334/month

Path to Residency: Possible after 5 years

Spain's new digital nomad visa offers a special tax regime with a reduced rate of 15% for the first four years. Remote workers must earn at least 80% of their income from non-Spanish companies.

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Duration: 1 year, renewable up to 4 years

Income Requirement: Approx. $1,620/month

Path to Residency: Yes, after 4 years

While not specifically for digital nomads, Mexico's Temporary Resident Visa is popular among remote workers due to its relatively straightforward application process and reasonable financial requirements.

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Duration: 1 year, renewable for 1 additional year

Income Requirement: $3,000/month for individuals

Path to Residency: No direct path

Costa Rica's digital nomad visa offers tax exemptions on foreign-source income and import tax exemptions for basic personal equipment.

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Duration: 1 year, renewable

Income Requirement: $5,000/month

Path to Residency: No direct path

Dubai's remote work visa allows foreign professionals to live in the UAE while continuing to work for employers or clients abroad.

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Duration: 10 years

Income Requirement: $80,000/year over the past 2 years

Path to Residency: No, but 10-year stay

Thailand's new LTR visa includes categories for remote workers and highly skilled professionals, offering tax benefits and no work permit requirements for working with overseas companies.

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