Find visa routes that fit your income, stay length, and tax risk.

Incomplete: stay length, renewal, tax treatment pending.

Portugal's remote-work visa route covers professional activity done remotely for applicants who can document recent income, foreign-source work, and fiscal residence outside Portugal.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Spain's digital nomad visa is for foreign remote workers who live in Spain as residents while working mainly for a company, employer, or self-employed activity located outside Spain.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Italy's digital nomad / remote worker visa is for non-EU highly specialized workers who can work remotely while living in Italy, with separate evidence tracks for independent digital nomads and employed remote workers.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee, health insurance pending.

Mexico does not publish this as a digital nomad visa. Remote workers usually evaluate the Temporary Resident Visa, a consular route that can support longer stays if the applicant meets consulate-specific economic-solvency rules.

Incomplete: renewal, tax treatment pending.

Croatia's temporary stay route for digital nomads lets eligible third-country nationals work remotely for a foreign employer or their own foreign-registered company while staying in Croatia for up to 18 months.

Incomplete: tax treatment, health insurance pending.

Uruguay's digital nomad permit lets people who work for foreign companies or are self-employed enter as regular tourists and then obtain a six-month provisional residence document online, extendable once for six more months, using a sworn declaration of economic means instead of a fixed income number.

Incomplete: renewal, tax treatment, government fee, health insurance pending.

Greece's digital nomad route is a national-visa path for third-country nationals who work remotely for employers or clients outside Greece, with a possible residence-permit conversion after entry.

Incomplete: tax treatment pending.

The UAE virtual work residence route is a one-year residence option for people employed outside the UAE who can work remotely and meet the monthly income, insurance, and passport-validity requirements.

Costa Rica's digital nomad route lets foreign remote workers and service providers stay under the immigration sub-category of Stay for Remote Workers and Service Providers, with a one-year stay, renewal option, income-tax exemption, and required medical insurance.

Malta's Nomad Residence Permit, run by Residency Malta Agency since 2021, lets third-country nationals who work remotely for foreign employers or clients live in Malta for one year, renewable up to a maximum of four years, against a EUR 42,000 gross yearly income requirement.

Incomplete: renewal, tax treatment pending.

Colombia's Visa V for digital nomads is a visitor-type visa for remote work done from Colombia exclusively for foreign companies, as an employee or independent, or for starting a digital-content or IT venture of interest to the country. It is granted for up to two years but does not confer resident status.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Brazil's Digital Nomad Visa (VITEM XIV), created by CNIg Resolução Normativa 45/2021, is a purpose-built temporary visa and residence permit for remote workers who earn from a foreign employer or foreign clients and cannot work for a Brazil-based company.

Estonia's Digital Nomad Visa lets eligible remote workers stay temporarily in Estonia, usually up to 365 days on a D visa, while working mainly for non-Estonian employers, companies, or clients.

Incomplete: stay length, renewal, tax treatment, health insurance pending.

Thailand's Destination Thailand Visa is a multiple-entry visa for workcation, digital nomads, remote workers, foreign talent, freelancers, Thai soft-power activities, and eligible family members.

Incomplete: government fee pending.

Japan's digital-nomad route is a specified visa under Designated Activities for eligible remote workers and accompanying spouse or child, with a six-month stay and no extension.

Incomplete: tax treatment, health insurance pending.

Indonesia's E33G route is a one-year limited-stay visa for remote workers performing duties for a company outside Indonesia. It requires foreign employment, USD 60,000 annual income, and online application through Indonesia's eVisa system.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Taiwan's Digital Nomad Visitor Visa lets nationals of visa-exempt countries who clear an age-tiered annual income bar stay six months at a time, with National Immigration Agency extensions in six-month increments up to a two-year cumulative cap, while working only for employers or clients outside Taiwan.

Malaysia's DE Rantau Nomad Pass is a Professional Visit Pass run directly by MDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation), granted for 3 to 12 months and renewable once for a maximum 24-month stay, for two income tracks: Tech Talent/Profession at USD24,000/year and Non-Tech Talent/Profession at USD60,000/year.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Korea's F-1-D Workation visa is a pilot program (still running with no fixed end date) for remote workers or business owners tied to a company outside Korea, requiring at least one year in the same industry, income at least twice Korea's prior-year GNI per capita, and KRW 100 million in medical/repatriation insurance, for a maximum stay of two years with no local employment allowed.

Incomplete: tax treatment, government fee pending.

Argentina's digital-nomad route is a transitory residence created by Disposición DNM 758/2022 for foreign nationals from visa-exempt countries who provide remote services to clients or employers domiciled abroad. It grants up to 180 days, extendable once for another 180 days, and sets no fixed minimum-income number.