• You are a remote worker
• You earn enough income to support yourself (and dependent family members while in Anguilla
• You have insurance that covers COVID-19
• Mandatory Covid PCR test on arrival.

• $2,000 per individual
• $3,000 per couple
• $3,000 per family of four
• $250 per additional family member

• Own a location independent business (and/or)
• Work remotely for a company based outside of Antigua and Barbuda
• Earn a salary of more than $50,000 per year
• Travel/health insurance plan

• $1,500 for a single applicant
• $2,000 for a couple,
• $3,000 for a family of 3 or more.

• $25 fee per applicant
• $1,000 fee per primary work permit
• $500 per dependent work permit
• $500 per student applicant

• Own a location independent business, or;
• You can work remotely for an employer based outside of Barbados
• Earn over $50,000 per year
• Mandatory COVID-19 test and 48-hour quarantine on arrival.

• $2,000 per individual
• $3,000 per couple
• $3,000 per family

• Own a location independent business, or;
• Work remotely for a foreign employer based outside of Bermuda
• Mandatory Covid test on arrival
• Comprehensive travel insurance
• No minimum income requirement

• Minimum bank account balance of €1,500 for individuals
• Minimum bank balance of €2,700 for families
• Comprehensive health insurance for all applicants

• €20 visa fee per applicant
• €34 airport fee per person

• Annual salary of $100,000 or more for individual applicants
• Annual salary of $150,000 or more for couples.
• $180,000 for a family of 3-4
• You must be employed by a company based outside of the Cayman Islands.
• You’ll require a notarized bank reference letter.
• Mandatory background checks
• Clean criminal record
• Comprehensive health insurance

• $1,469 for a single applicant
• US$1,469 for a couple
• $500 per additional dependent applicant

• Show income of $2,500 per month for two years, or;
• Deposit $60,000 in a Costa Rican bank

• Proof of purpose (confirmation of remote employment)
• Proof of address in Croatia
• Police clearance certificate
• Comprehensive health insurance for all applicants
• HRK 16,907.50 per month in income for a single applicant
• 10% extra for each additional dependent.
• If you intend to stay Croatia for 12 months, you need to prove that you have  HRK 202,890.00 or more available.

• Temporary stay permit: 65.47 (HRK 420.00).
• Visa fee: $71.71 (HRK 460.00). If you submit your application via a VFS visa center, you will be charged  additional fees for the service.
• Biometric residence card: $48.33 (HRK 310.00).

• Earn more than $50,000 per year
• Comprehensive health insurance
• Bank reference letter

• Pay $100 application fee
• Single applicant visa fee: Pay $800 visa fee
• Family applications – visa fee: Pay $1,200
• Company applications – visa fee: Pay $800 per company, plus $500 per staff member applying.

• Proof of employment for 12 months, or proof of company ownership
• Earn a minimum of $5,000 per month ($60,000 per year)
• Latest pay slip and 3 months’ bank statements
• Comprehensive UAE health insurance

• Total application cost: $615 per person (includes $287 visa fee)

• You can work remotely for a company based outside of Estonia, and/or
• You own a location independent business outside of Estonia
• You have earned over €3,504 per month for the last 6 months ($42,048+ per year)

• Short stay: €80
• Long stay: €100

• You can work remotely for a company based outside of Georgia, and/or
• You own a location independent business
• You must be able to pay local taxes while working in Georgia
• You earn more than $2,000 per month ($24,000 per year)
• Travel insurance coverage for at least six months
• You may be required to undergo a mandatory 14-day quarantine.

• Income requirements – Individual:  Provide proof of monthly earnings in excess of ISK1 million ($8,085.38 USD).
• Income requirements – Couples: Provide proof of monthly earnings in excess of ISK 1.3 million  ($10,511 USD).
• Obtain comprehensive health insurance covering your stay in-country.,
• Provide written confirmation of the purpose of  your stay in Iceland.
• Clean criminal record.

• Income – Single Applicant: Earn €2,700 per month (gross).
• Obtain comprehensive international health insurance cover.
• Rent or purchase a property in Malta.
• Clean criminal background check.

• 12-Month DNV (Visa): You must earn  €3,280+ p.m. as a single applicant.
• You must be able to work remotely for a foreign employer or on your own foreign business.
• Proof of booked accommodation for at least the first 4 months of your stay.
• Comprehensive EU-wide medical insurance coverage of €30,000+
• You don’t need a Portuguese bank account for this option.
• 24-Month DNV (Residency Permit): You need to earn  €3,280+ p.m. as a single applicant.View the rest of the Portuguese DNV’s requirements here.

See the program page for our professional service fees and what’s included.

(Spanish Digital Nomad Visa coming soon…)

• Single applicant: Provide proof of financial self-sufficiency – minimum income at least €2151 per month in pension, royalty, rental, dividend or other forms of passive income, or hold €25,816 in savings.
• Spouse: €537.83 per month in additional income, or €6,454.03 per year in savings.
• Additional minor dependents: An additional €537.83 per person per month, or  €6,454.03 per year in savings.
• Family of 4: €45,178.21 per year in savings.
• Obtain private Spanish health insurance for 12 months – a product with no co-payments or holding periods is advisable.
• Clean police record
• Medical clearance report.

•  You must provide proof of being a foreign employee/business owner
• You must provide proof of sufficient income to support yourself and any dependents
• Comprehensive medical insurance for yourself and any dependents.
• Marriage and/or birth certificates, if relevant.

• You must earn a minimum of €3,500 per month from outside of Greece, either through remote employment or client retainer type income.
• You are not allowed to have been tax resident in Greece for a period of 7 years prior to your application date.
• You can expect to be required to obtain comprehensive health insurance cover.
• You can expect a clean police clearance certificate to be a non-negotiable requirement.
• You will most likely be expected to have a fixed address in Greece.