Digital nomad visa requirements by country
One row per country: what the official pages state about income, stay, fee and processing time. "Not stated" means no official page we could read says it.
| Country | Minimum income | Stay | Fee | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | Not stated | 180 days | Not stated | Not stated |
| Barbados | Not stated | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Brazil | USD 1,500 per month | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Colombia | Not stated | 24 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Croatia | EUR 3,622.5 per month | 18 months | EUR 46.45 | Not stated |
| Curaçao | Not stated | 6 months | XCG 535 | up to 4 months |
| Cyprus | EUR 3,500 per month | 12 months | EUR 70 | 5–7 weeks |
| Dominica | Not stated | 18 months | USD 800 | 14–21 days |
| Ecuador | Not stated | 24 months | USD 270 | Not stated |
| Estonia | EUR 3,960 per month | 12 months | EUR 120 | up to 30 days |
| Grenada * | XCD 100,000 per year | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Indonesia | USD 60,000 per year | 12 months | IDR 7,000,000 | 5 working days |
| Italy | EUR 24,789 per year | 12 months | Not stated | up to 120 days |
| Japan | JPY 10,000,000 per year | 6 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Latvia | EUR 4,213 per month | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Malaysia | Not stated | 12 months | MYR 1,000 | 4–8 weeks |
| Malta | EUR 42,000 per year | 12 months | EUR 300 | up to 30 working days |
| Mauritius | USD 1,500 per month | 12 months | Free of charge | Not stated |
| Montenegro | Not stated | 24 months | Not stated | up to 40 days |
| Namibia | USD 2,000 per month | 6 months | NAD 3,300 | Not stated |
| Slovenia | Not stated | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Spain * | Not stated | 12 months | Not stated | Not stated |
| Sri Lanka | USD 2,000 per month | 12 months | USD 500 | Not stated |
| Thailand | Not stated | 180 days | Not stated | Not stated |
| United Arab Emirates | USD 3,500 per month | 12 months | Not stated | 2 days |
* Operational status not verified: the only official source we could read is the text of the law.