Digital nomad visas with no tax on foreign income
These visas exempt foreign-sourced income from local taxation. Perfect for remote workers and freelancers who want to maximize take-home pay legally.
Andorra
Active Resident Visa — Remote Workers (no dedicated digital nomad visa; closest available option)
Income: No specific minimum income for tourist entry. For Active Resident permit: must prove stable regular income from abroad. Typically requires approximately €30,000–€40,000/year. No official digital nomad-specific threshold published. · Tax: Andorra has very low income tax (0%–10% scale, maximum 10%). No capital gains tax (for investments held 3+ years). No wealth tax. No inheritance tax. One of the most favorable tax regimes in Europe. Tax residency requires 90+ days/year in Andorra.
Antigua and Barbuda
Nomad Digital Residence Visa (NDR)
Income: Minimum USD $50,000/year from remote employment or freelance sources outside Antigua & Barbuda. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings. Antigua & Barbuda has no personal income, capital gains, inheritance, wealth, or dividend taxes. Tax obligations remain with home country.
Argentina
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist entry (90-day) — closest available option for short-term nomads.
Income: No official minimum income for tourist entry. For Temporary Residency as Rentista: must prove stable regular income from outside Argentina, typically USD $1,500–$2,000/month considered sufficient. · Tax: Argentina uses a territorial tax system. Foreign-sourced income of non-residents generally NOT taxed in Argentina. Tax residency after 183 days/year. Argentina has high inflation — USD-earning nomads benefit significantly from favorable exchange rates.
Armenia
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free access for most nationalities (up to 180 days). Foreign Entrepreneur Residence Permit available for longer stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa-free entry. For residence permit as entrepreneur: must demonstrate financial means and active business in Armenia. · Tax: Armenia flat income tax: 20% for residents on worldwide income. Non-residents: taxed only on Armenian-sourced income. For stays under 183 days/year: generally not an Armenian tax resident. No capital gains tax on certain investments. Armenia has many double taxation treaties.
Aruba
One Happy Workation Program
Income: No formal minimum income requirement. Applicants must show proof of sufficient funds to support themselves. Must be employed by or own a business registered outside Aruba. · Tax: No local income tax for non-residents. Digital nomads are not registered as Aruba residents, so foreign-sourced income is not taxed in Aruba during their stay.
Austria
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Schengen tourist stay or Red-White-Red Card closest alternatives for non-EU citizens.
Income: No minimum income for Schengen tourist entry. Red-White-Red Card (self-employed): minimum gross income approximately EUR 2,775/month (2025 threshold). · Tax: Progressive income tax (0%–55%). Tax residency after 183 days/year. EU freedom of movement applies to EU/EEA nationals. Non-residents: taxed only on Austrian-sourced income.
Azerbaijan
No dedicated digital nomad visa. ASAN E-Visa for eligible nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for e-visa or tourist entry. · Tax: Non-residents: taxed only on Azerbaijan-sourced income. Tax residency after 182 days/year. No special digital nomad exemptions.
Bahamas
Bahamas Extended Access Travel Stay (BEATS)
Income: No official minimum monthly income stated. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial resources to support themselves during their stay. · Tax: No personal income tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax in the Bahamas. Foreign-sourced income is not taxed. VAT applies to goods and services at standard rates.
Bahrain
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist e-Visa available for eligible nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for tourist e-Visa. Employment visa requires proof of income. · Tax: 0% personal income tax. No capital gains tax. One of the most tax-friendly environments globally alongside UAE. No local income tax for residents.
Bangladesh
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa on Arrival or e-Visa for most nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Bangladesh income tax: progressive up to 30%. Tax residency after 182 days/year. Non-residents: taxed only on Bangladesh-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework. Bangladesh uses the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT).
Barbados
Barbados Welcome Stamp
Income: Minimum USD $50,000/year. Applicants must certify they expect to earn this amount annually and have sufficient means to support themselves and any dependents during their stay. · Tax: No Barbados income tax on foreign earnings. Welcome Stamp holders are exempt from local income tax on foreign-sourced income. Barbados has no capital gains, wealth, or inheritance taxes.
Belgium
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Professional Card (Carte Professionnelle) for self-employed non-EU nationals (very restrictive).
Income: No minimum income for Schengen tourist stay. Professional Card (self-employment): must demonstrate viable business plan generating sufficient income. No fixed minimum. · Tax: Belgian progressive income tax (25%–50%). Tax residency after 183 days. Social contributions apply. No digital nomad-specific regime.
Belize
Work Where You Vacation Program (Long Stay Permit)
Income: Minimum USD $75,000/year for individuals; USD $100,000/year for couples/families with dependents. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings. Belize follows a territorial tax system — digital nomads are exempt from income tax on earnings from companies based outside Belize. GST of 12.5% applies to goods and services.
Benin
No dedicated digital nomad visa. E-Visa for most nationalities — Benin has one of West Africa's best e-Visa systems.
Income: No minimum income for tourist e-Visa. Must show adequate funds for stay. No remote work visa framework. ECOWAS citizens: free movement. · Tax: Benin income tax: progressive up to 30%. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents: taxed only on Benin-sourced income. Benin uses the West African CFA Franc (XOF), pegged to the Euro. No digital nomad tax framework.
Bermuda
Work From Bermuda Certificate (DISCONTINUED)
Income: No official minimum income stated. Applicants required to demonstrate "substantial means" and a continuous source of annual income sufficient to support themselves in Bermuda. · Tax: No income or capital gains tax in Bermuda. Foreign-sourced income was not taxed during stays under 183 days. Tax residency triggered after 183 days.
Bolivia
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa on Arrival or Visa-Free entry for most Western nationalities. 90 days per year.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must demonstrate sufficient funds for stay. No remote work visa framework. Bolivia does not currently have a digital nomad visa program. · Tax: Bolivia income tax: flat 13% Impuesto a las Utilidades de las Empresas (IUE) for businesses; personal income generally taxed via RC-IVA (complementary regime). Tax residency complex — generally after 183 days. No income tax for non-residents on foreign-sourced income. Bolivia uses the Boliviano (BOB). No digital nomad tax framework.
Bosnia & Herzegovina
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free tourist entry (90 days) for most Western nationalities. Temporary residence permit available for longer stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry. For temporary residence permit (Odobrenje privremenog boravka): must demonstrate financial means to support oneself — no official fixed minimum published. Practical guidance: approximately USD $1,000–$1,500/month typically sufficient. · Tax: Bosnia and Herzegovina uses a territorial-based approach. Income earned from foreign sources by non-residents is generally not subject to BiH income tax. If tax resident (183+ days/year): progressive income tax applies at rates varying between the two entities (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina: up to 10% flat; Republika Srpska: 10% flat). No digital nomad-specific tax regime.
Bulgaria
Digital Nomad Residence Permit (Long-Term Residence Permit)
Income: Minimum annual income equal to 50× Bulgaria's monthly minimum wage. As of 2026: 50 × €620 = €31,000/year (~€2,583/month). Income must be from previous calendar year and verifiable. · Tax: Bulgaria flat income tax rate: 10%. Local tax obligations apply since Bulgaria does not offer a full income exemption like Croatia. Digital nomads may need to register with tax authorities if spending more than 183 days. Bulgaria joined the Schengen Area January 2025 and adopted the euro.
Cambodia
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Ordinary Visa (Type E) — Business/Long-Stay Visa used by most digital nomads.
Income: No minimum income requirement for tourist or Ordinary (Type E) visa. Recommended: USD $1,000–$1,500/month for comfortable living. Show adequate funds at immigration if asked. · Tax: No Cambodian income tax on foreign-sourced income for non-residents. Tax residency after 182+ days/year. Cambodia has very limited double taxation treaties (notably NO treaty with the US). Flat 20% income tax for tax residents on Cambodia-sourced income. Foreign-sourced remote work income generally not taxed.
Cape Verde
Remote Working Program (Cabo Verde)
Income: Average bank balance of at least €1,500/month for the 6 months preceding application (individual). €2,700/month for families with dependents. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings. Digital nomads under the Remote Working Program are not considered tax residents of Cape Verde and are exempt from local income tax on foreign earnings.
Chile
Digital Nomad Visa (Visa de Trabajo Remoto para Nómades Digitales) — launched October 2023
Income: No official minimum income requirement. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient income to support themselves. Practical recommendation: approximately USD $1,500–$2,000/month. Income must come from employer or clients based outside Chile. · Tax: Chile uses a territorial tax system. Remote workers earning from outside Chile are generally NOT subject to Chilean income tax on that foreign-sourced income. Tax residency triggered after 183 days in Chile over any consecutive 12-month period. If tax resident: progressive income tax up to 35% on Chilean-sourced income. Chile has double taxation treaties with many countries including the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Spain, and all EU members.
Colombia
Visa V Nómadas Digitales (Digital Nomad Visa)
Income: Minimum 3× Colombia's monthly legal minimum wage (SMLMV). In 2025: 3 × COP 1,423,500 = COP 4,270,500/month (approximately USD $1,090–$1,100 at current exchange rates). · Tax: Non-residents (under 183 days/year) are not taxed on foreign-sourced income. After 183 days in any 365-day period, digital nomads become Colombian tax residents and must report worldwide income (progressive rates 19%–39%). Visa holders receive a Cédula de Extranjería (foreigner ID).
Costa Rica
Estancia para Trabajadores y Prestadores Remotos de Servicios (Digital Nomad Stay)
Income: Minimum USD $3,000/month (individual) or USD $4,000/month (with dependents). Must be demonstrated via 12 months of bank statements and/or a certified affidavit. · Tax: Full income tax exemption on foreign-sourced income. Digital nomads are NOT taxed by Costa Rica on money earned abroad. Also exempt from import taxes on work equipment (laptops, phones, tablets, cameras). Costa Rica's IVA (VAT) at 13% applies to local goods and services.
Croatia
Temporary Residence Permit for Digital Nomads (Privremeni boravak digitalnih nomada)
Income: Minimum €3,295/month (2.5× Croatian average monthly net salary per Bureau of Statistics, updated May 2025). Alternative: savings of €39,540 for 12 months or €59,310 for 18 months. Income updated to ~€3,622.50 in early 2026 per some sources. · Tax: Foreign-sourced income is exempt from Croatian income tax while holding this permit. Croatian tax residency triggered if spending 183+ days/year in Croatia.
Cuba
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista) for short stays. Cuba has severe internet restrictions.
Income: No minimum income for tourist card. Must show adequate funds for stay. No remote work visa framework. Cuba has severe internet restrictions that make remote work extremely challenging. · Tax: Cuba has no personal income tax for non-residents on foreign-sourced income. Cuba uses the Cuban Peso (CUP) — there is no longer a separate CUC (convertible peso) since 2021. USD is used by some businesses. No digital nomad tax framework.
Cyprus
Digital Nomad Visa Scheme (Temporary Residence Permit)
Income: Minimum €3,500 net/month (after tax deductions) for single applicant. +20% for spouse/partner (€4,200 total). +15% per minor child. Proven via 6 months of bank statements. · Tax: Not automatically a tax resident. Cyprus tax residency triggered if spending 183+ days/year in Cyprus. Tax residents subject to Cyprus progressive income tax (0–35%) on worldwide income. Non-residents taxed only on Cyprus-sourced income. Cyprus's 60-day rule: can become tax resident in 60 days if strong ties to Cyprus and not resident elsewhere. Non-domiciled tax residents may benefit from 50% exemption on employment income ≥€55,000/year.
Czech Republic
Czech Digital Nomad Program (Long-Term Visa / Živnostenské Oprávnění)
Income: Minimum 1.5× Czech average monthly salary. For May 2025–April 2026: approximately CZK 69,836/month (~USD $3,000 or ~€2,800). Updated annually each April. · Tax: Digital nomads are subject to Czech income tax (15% on income up to CZK 1,762,812; 23% above). Most freelancers use the 60/40 flat-rate deduction method: deduct 60% of gross income as expenses, pay tax on 40% only. Monthly social security (~USD $132) and health insurance (~USD $122) contributions required for trade license holders.
Dominican Republic
Rentista / Passive Income Residency (No dedicated digital nomad visa)
Income: No specific digital nomad visa exists. Rentista residency requires USD $2,000/month from passive income sources (investments, rental income, dividends — NOT salary). Remote workers typically use tourist entry (30 days, extendable to 120 days). · Tax: Territorial tax system: Dominican-sourced income is taxable. Foreign-sourced income is exempt from Dominican tax for the first 3 years of residency. After 3 years, worldwide income may be taxable.
Ecuador
Rentista Trabajador Nómada (Nomadic Worker Rentista Visa)
Income: Minimum 3× Ecuador's monthly minimum wage. In 2025: 3 × $470 = $1,410/month. For each dependent: additional $250/month or equivalent in savings. · Tax: No income tax on earnings from outside Ecuador. Only income earned within Ecuador is subject to local income tax. Digital nomads are not authorized to earn Ecuadorian-sourced income. Ecuador income tax rate: 5%–35% (progressive, on income above $11,310/year).
Fiji
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-Free Tourist Entry (4 months) for most nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry. Must show adequate means of support — immigration officers may ask for evidence of funds. No remote work visa framework. Fiji is discussing a digital nomad scheme but none confirmed as of April 2026. · Tax: Fiji income tax: progressive rates 0%–20%. Tax residency after 183 days/year in Fiji. Non-residents: taxed only on Fiji-sourced income. Foreign-sourced income from remote work for non-resident digital nomads: generally not subject to Fijian income tax. Fiji uses the Fijian Dollar (FJD).
Finland
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Self-Employment Residence Permit for freelancers (closest alternative).
Income: No minimum income for Schengen tourist entry. Self-employment residence permit: must demonstrate sufficient income to support oneself. Finland's reference subsistence level: approximately €1,600–€2,200/month (varies by individual circumstances). · Tax: Tax residency after 183 days/year or registered domicile in Finland. Progressive Finnish income tax (approximately 30%–55% including municipal tax for high earners). No special digital nomad tax regime.
France
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Talent Passport (Passeport Talent) for entrepreneurs and specialized talent (closest option).
Income: No minimum income for Schengen tourist entry. Talent Passport (Entrepreneur/Innovator): must show viable business plan with projected income. No fixed minimum published. Practically: business plan demonstrating financial self-sufficiency is required. · Tax: Progressive income tax (0%–45%). French social contributions apply. Tax residency after 183 days/year. France has double taxation treaties with most countries. No digital nomad-specific tax regime.
Georgia
Remotely from Georgia Program / Visa-Free Entry (365 days)
Income: Approximately USD $2,000/month in foreign income (or USD $24,000 in savings) — required for the "Remotely from Georgia" program. Visa-free entry for 90+ nationalities does not require income proof at border. · Tax: No local income tax for stays under 183 days/year. After 183 days, digital nomads become Georgian tax residents (20% income tax). Individual Entrepreneur (IE) scheme available: 1% tax on turnover up to GEL 500,000/year (~USD $180,000). Note: From March 2026, new work permit system requires labor authorization — verify current requirements.
Germany
Freelance Visa (Freiberufler Aufenthaltserlaubnis — Self-Employment Residence Permit, §21 AufenthG)
Income: No officially fixed minimum income. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient projected income to be financially self-sufficient. Guideline: approximately €9,000–€12,000/year minimum (varies by city and assessor). Berlin Ausländerbehörde formula: gross income must exceed rent + health insurance + €563/month minimum. Strong client contracts and projected income forecasts are essential. · Tax: Germany has progressive income tax (0%–45%). Trade tax (Gewerbesteuer) applies if classified as Gewerbe (not Freiberufler). Freiberufler: no trade tax (significant saving). Must register with local Finanzamt (tax office) and obtain Steuernummer. VAT (Umsatzsteuer 19%) applies on services if annual turnover over €22,000 (Kleinunternehmerregelung exemption available below). Must file annual tax return.
Ghana
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa for short stays. Investor/Entrepreneur permits available for longer engagement.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Investor/Entrepreneur permit: must demonstrate investment in Ghana or business activity. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Ghana has progressive income tax up to 30%. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents taxed only on Ghana-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework.
Greece
Digital Nomad Visa (Type D National Visa)
Income: Minimum €3,500 net/month (single applicant). €4,200/month with spouse (+20%). €4,830/month with additional dependents (+10% per dependent). · Tax: 50% income tax reduction for up to 7 years (Law 4825/2021) for those who become Greek tax residents. Tax exemption if stay under 183 days/year. Standard Greek progressive rates apply otherwise.
Guyana
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free entry for most Commonwealth and Western nationalities (30–90 days).
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry. Must show adequate funds. No remote work visa framework. Guyana is experiencing a rapid economic boom due to offshore oil discovery. · Tax: Guyana income tax: 28%–40% progressive. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents: taxed only on Guyana-sourced income. Guyana uses the Guyanese Dollar (GYD); USD widely accepted. One of South America's fastest-growing economies due to offshore oil production. No digital nomad tax framework.
Haiti
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Haiti is experiencing severe political instability and humanitarian crisis. Tourist entry technically available but strongly inadvisable.
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry in normal circumstances. Country experiencing acute gang violence, political collapse, and humanitarian crisis. · Tax: No income tax enforcement in practical terms due to state collapse. Haitian Gourde (HTG) in use; USD widely used. No digital nomad framework.
Honduras
No dedicated digital nomad visa. CA-4 Tourist Entry (shared with Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua) for short stays.
Income: No income required for CA-4 tourist entry (90 days). Rentista visa requires US$2,500/month from foreign sources (+US$150/month per dependent). Pensionado visa requires US$1,500/month from a guaranteed foreign pension. · Tax: Territorial tax system: Honduras taxes residents only on Honduras-sourced income. Foreign-sourced remote work, freelance, investment, and rental income is not taxed by Honduras. Tax residency triggers after 183 days/year. US citizens remain subject to US worldwide taxation. Always confirm with a cross-border tax advisor.
Hong Kong
Top Talent Pass Scheme (TTPS) — for high-income professionals and top university graduates
Income: Category A: Minimum annual taxable employment or business income of HKD $2,500,000 (~USD $320,000/year, ~USD $26,700/month) in the year preceding application. Category B: Graduates of world's top 100 universities with at least 3 years of work experience in the past 5 years — no salary minimum. Category C: Graduates of world's top 100 universities in past 5 years with less than 3 years of work experience — subject to annual quota of 10,000 applications; no salary minimum. TTPS does NOT apply to nationals of Afghanistan, Cuba, or North Korea. · Tax: Hong Kong has a territorial tax system: only income arising in or derived from Hong Kong is taxable. Salaries Tax rates: progressive 2%–17% (maximum effective rate 15% on net chargeable income). No capital gains tax. No sales tax or VAT. No inheritance tax. TTPS holders earning income from overseas employers: income from Hong Kong duties is taxable; pure overseas income (foreign-sourced, no Hong Kong nexus) is generally not subject to Hong Kong Salaries Tax. As of updated TTPS rules (March 2025): remote employment for overseas employers permitted if annual income ≥ HKD $1,200,000 and holder complies with Hong Kong income tax requirements. Hong Kong maintains comprehensive double taxation agreements (CDTAs) with 52 jurisdictions (as of May 2025).
Iceland
Long-Term Visa for Remote Work (Langtímaáritun)
Income: Minimum ISK 1,000,000/month (~USD $7,000–$8,200 at April 2026 rates) for single applicant. ISK 1,300,000/month (~USD $9,000–$10,700) if applying with a spouse or cohabiting partner. One of the highest income thresholds globally. · Tax: Not a tax resident since maximum stay is 180 days (below the 183-day threshold). Foreign-sourced income is not taxed in Iceland for stays under 183 days. No kennitala (Icelandic social security number) issued to visa holders.
India
No dedicated digital nomad visa. e-Tourist Visa (eTV) for short stays. Business Visa for longer engagement.
Income: No minimum income for tourist e-Visa. Business visa requires proof of business activity. No dedicated remote work or digital nomad framework exists. · Tax: Non-residents (under 182 days/year): taxed only on India-sourced income. Tax residency after 182 days/year. Progressive income tax up to 30% for tax residents on worldwide income.
Indonesia
Remote Worker Visa (E33G) — Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas (KITAS)
Income: Minimum USD $60,000/year from foreign employer or clients. Also requires savings/balance of at least USD $2,000 in bank account for the past 3 months. · Tax: Foreign-sourced income is generally not taxed in Indonesia under the E33G program. Tax residency triggered after 183 days, but the E33G program is designed to exempt foreign earnings from local income tax. Local employment or receiving income from Indonesian entities is strictly prohibited.
Ireland
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Critical Skills Employment Permit or Stamp 0 (Independent Means) closest alternatives.
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry (non-Schengen — separate visa rules). Stamp 0 (permission for independent means): minimum income of approximately €50,000/year from overseas sources (pension, investments, or remote work). No digital nomad visa framework. · Tax: Irish income tax: 20%–40% progressive. Tax residency after 183 days/year. PRSI (social insurance) and USC (Universal Social Charge) apply. No digital nomad-specific tax regime.
Italy
Visto per Lavoro Autonomo / Subordinato da Remoto (Digital Nomad / Remote Worker Visa)
Income: Minimum €28,000/year gross (approximately €2,333/month) for single applicant. For applicants with family: +€11,000/year per adult dependent, +€3,500/year per dependent child. Income must come from work performed in Italy for non-Italian employers/clients. Passive income not accepted. · Tax: Italian income tax applies if staying 183+ days/year (tax residency). Progressive rates: 23%–43%. "Impatriate regime" (special incentive): tax only on 30% of foreign income (or 10% in southern regions) for up to 5 years for qualifying new residents. Tax residency triggers social security contributions as well. Consult Italian tax advisor before applying.
Kazakhstan
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free access for many nationalities (up to 30 days). E-Visa available for others.
Income: No minimum income for visa-free tourist entry. No remote work visa framework. Kazakhstan has a growing IT sector but no formal nomad program as of April 2026. · Tax: Kazakhstan flat personal income tax: 10% (one of the lowest flat rates in the world). Tax residency after 183 days/year. Non-residents: taxed only on Kazakhstan-sourced income at 20% flat rate. Kazakhstan has double taxation treaties with approximately 50 countries. Kazakhstan uses the Tenge (KZT). No digital nomad-specific tax regime.
Kuwait
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist e-Visa for most nationalities for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist e-Visa. No remote work visa framework. Employment in Kuwait requires employer-sponsored work visa (residency permit). · Tax: Kuwait has 0% personal income tax (no income tax at all). No capital gains tax. No sales tax (VAT not implemented). One of the world's most favorable tax environments alongside UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain. 0% income tax.
Kyrgyzstan
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free access for most Western nationalities (30–60 days). E-Visa available for others.
Income: No minimum income for visa-free tourist entry. Must show adequate means of support at border. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Kyrgyzstan flat income tax: 10%. Tax residency after 183 days/year. Non-residents: taxed only on Kyrgyzstan-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework. Kyrgyzstan uses the Kyrgyzstani Som (KGS). Very affordable cost of living.
Latvia
Long-Stay Visa for Remote Work (Type D)
Income: Minimum 2.5× the average monthly gross salary in Latvia for the previous year, confirmed by the Central Statistical Bureau. As of 2025: approximately €4,213/month gross (based on official PMLP data). Must be confirmed via documents from OECD country tax/social insurance authority. · Tax: No tax on foreign-sourced income for stays under 183 days/year. After 183 days, Latvian progressive income tax applies (up to 31%). No special nomad tax regime. Latvia has double taxation treaties with many countries. Proposed 15% flat rate for nomad holders (not yet enacted as of April 2026).
Lebanon
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa on Arrival or advance visa for tourist stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds. Lebanon is experiencing an ongoing severe economic and political crisis. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Lebanon progressive income tax: up to 20%. Country is experiencing hyperinflation — official Lebanese Pound (LBP) extremely devalued; USD is de facto primary currency. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents: taxed on Lebanon-sourced income only. No digital nomad tax framework.
Lithuania
Temporary Residence Permit for Remote Workers / National Long-Stay Visa (Type D) — closest option for digital nomads
Income: Minimum income equal to the Lithuanian national minimum wage per month for financial self-sufficiency. In 2025: minimum wage is €1,038/month gross. For Temporary Residence Permit applications: must demonstrate financial means of at least €1,038/month (the statutory minimum wage). Practical recommendation: €1,500–€2,000/month to demonstrate comfortable self-sufficiency. There is no dedicated digital nomad visa — remote workers use the National Long-Stay Visa (Type D) or Temporary Residence Permit. · Tax: Tax residency triggered after 183 days in Lithuania per calendar year. Tax residents: worldwide income taxed at 15%–32% progressive rates (15% for employment income; 20% for self-employment; 32% for income exceeding 60× average monthly salary). Non-residents (under 183 days): taxed only on Lithuania-sourced income. Lithuania has double taxation treaties with many countries including the US, UK, and all EU member states. No digital nomad-specific tax exemptions.
Luxembourg
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Schengen tourist entry or Autorisation de séjour (residence authorization) for non-EU long-term stays.
Income: No minimum income for Schengen tourist entry. Autorisation de séjour (private means/independent resident): must demonstrate sufficient independent means — no officially published minimum for digital nomads specifically. Practically: Luxembourg minimum wage (~€2,500/month gross in 2025) used as reference. No formal digital nomad visa category. · Tax: Luxembourg income tax: progressive 0%–42%. One of the highest income tax rates in the EU. Tax residency after 183 days. Additional municipal business tax and solidarity surcharge. No digital nomad-specific tax regime. Luxembourg is the wealthiest country in the EU by GDP per capita.
Macao
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Extensive visa-free access for most nationalities. Tourist entry only.
Income: No minimum income for visa-free tourist entry. Must show adequate funds for stay. No remote work visa framework. Macao uses a separate immigration system from Mainland China. · Tax: Macao has 0% personal income tax for non-Macao-sourced income. Macao residents pay professional tax (salaries tax) at progressive rates up to approximately 12%. Non-residents earning from outside Macao: generally no Macao income tax. Macao uses the Macanese Pataca (MOP), pegged 1:1.03 to the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). The casino-driven economy generates enormous government revenue — residents enjoy free or subsidized healthcare and education.
Madagascar
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa on Arrival or e-Visa for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds for stay (typically USD $100/day recommended). No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Madagascar income tax: progressive rates. Resident tax: approximately 0%–20%. Non-residents: taxed on Madagascar-sourced income only. Madagascar uses the Ariary (MGA). No digital nomad tax framework.
Malaysia
DE Rantau Nomad Pass (Digital Nomad Visa)
Income: Minimum USD $24,000/year (USD $2,000/month) for tech and digital professionals. For non-tech professionals in certain roles: minimum USD $60,000/year. Income must come from remote work for clients or employers based outside Malaysia. · Tax: Territorial tax system: foreign-sourced income generally NOT taxed in Malaysia, provided income is from outside Malaysia and not remitted to Malaysia. Tax residency triggered after 183 days/year — but territorial system means foreign income still generally exempt even as tax resident. Complex legal area — consult Malaysian tax advisor for definitive guidance. VAT: 8% SST on goods and services.
Malta
Nomad Residence Permit (NRP)
Income: Minimum €42,000/year gross from remote work (approximately €3,500/month). Only active employment/business income counts — passive income (dividends, interest, rental) excluded. Income threshold does not increase for dependents. · Tax: Foreign-sourced income exempt from Maltese income tax for first 12 months. After first year: flat 10% tax rate on remote income remitted to Malta. Foreign-sourced income NOT remitted to Malta is generally not taxed. No Maltese social security contributions required. Malta has double taxation treaties with many countries.
Martinique
No dedicated digital nomad visa. EU territory — EU/EEA citizens have free movement. Non-EU nationals: French Schengen visa rules apply.
Income: No minimum income for EU/EEA entry (free movement). Non-EU nationals: same financial requirements as for France (proof of sufficient means, typically SMIC equivalent ~€1,400/month). No dedicated digital nomad framework. · Tax: Martinique is an integral part of France (Région ultrapériphérique de la France) — same tax rules as Metropolitan France apply. French income tax: progressive 0%–45%. Social contributions apply. Tax residency after 183 days. French social security system applies. No digital nomad-specific tax regime (same as France). Euro (EUR) is the official currency.
Mauritius
Premium Travel Visa (Visa de Voyage Premium)
Income: Minimum USD $1,500/month for single applicant. USD $3,000/month if applying with spouse or partner. Additional USD $500/month per dependent child under 24 years old. · Tax: No income tax for stays under 183 days/year. After 183 days, digital nomads are considered Mauritius tax residents; income remitted to Mauritius taxable at 15% flat rate. Foreign income kept in overseas bank accounts is not taxed in Mauritius. VAT: 15% on goods and services.
Mexico
Visa de Residencia Temporal No Lucrativa (Temporary Resident Visa) — Solvencia Económica
Income: Monthly income route: approximately USD $3,700–$4,400 net/month (300× Mexican daily minimum wage) for the last 6 months. Consulate-specific — exact amount varies by location. Savings route: approximately USD $62,000–$74,000 (5,000× Mexican daily minimum wage) maintained for last 12 months. Increases ~$860/month per dependent. · Tax: Tax residency triggered if spending 183+ days/year in Mexico OR if Mexico is "center of vital interests" (50%+ income from Mexico sources or majority professional activities in Mexico). Tax residents: worldwide income taxed progressively up to 35%. Non-residents: only Mexican-sourced income taxed (0%, 15%, or 30% depending on income band). Digital nomads earning abroad and spending under 183 days: generally not Mexican tax residents.
Moldova
Digital Nomad Visa — Residence Permit for Remote Workers (Permis de ședere pentru nomazi digitali)
Income: Minimum 3× the forecasted national average monthly salary. For 2026: approximately €2,700–€2,800/month (52,200 MDL). Threshold recalculates annually. In 2025 at launch: approximately $1,500–$2,000/month. Income must come from remote work for employers or businesses registered outside Moldova. · Tax: 12% flat personal income tax (Fiscal Code Art. 15). No compulsory social contributions and no mandatory health insurance contributions for digital nomad visa status. Foreign-sourced income taxed at 12% if tax resident (183+ days/year). One of the most attractive flat-tax environments in Eastern Europe. IT businesses registered in Moldova IT Park pay a reduced 7% rate — separate from DNV status.
Mongolia
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free entry for most Western nationalities (30–90 days). E-Visa available for others.
Income: No minimum income for visa-free tourist entry. Must show adequate funds at border if requested. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Mongolia flat income tax: 10% for residents. Tax residency after 183 days/year. Non-residents: taxed only on Mongolia-sourced income. Mongolia uses the Mongolian Tögrög (MNT). Affordable cost of living compared to East Asian capitals. No digital nomad tax framework. Mongolia has double taxation treaties with approximately 30 countries.
Montenegro
Digital Nomad Visa (Program in development — limited official visa available)
Income: No official minimum income stated for announced program. Some reports suggest USD $3,000–$3,500/month when program launches fully. Currently, non-EU nationals can apply for temporary residence permits as self-employed individuals. · Tax: No income tax for stays under 183 days. After 183 days, Montenegro flat income tax rate of 9% (9–11% depending on bracket) applies on worldwide income for tax residents.
Namibia
Digital Nomad Visa (Remote Work Visa)
Income: Minimum USD $2,000/month for main applicant. USD $1,000/month for accompanying spouse. USD $500/month per child traveling with the applicant. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings for digital nomad visa holders working for non-Namibian companies. Tax residency triggered after 183 days. Standard Namibian income tax rates apply for tax residents.
Netherlands
Orientation Year Highly Educated Persons (Zoekjaar Talent) — closest available option
Income: No dedicated digital nomad visa. Orientation Year visa: no minimum income requirement but applicants must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. Highly Skilled Migrant visa requires minimum gross monthly salary (~€4,300–€5,500 depending on age). · Tax: Tax residency typically triggered after 183 days/year. Netherlands progressive income tax (37.07%–49.5%). 30% ruling may apply for highly skilled migrants for up to 5 years (reduces taxable income by 30%). Consult Dutch tax advisor.
Nicaragua
No dedicated digital nomad visa. CA-4 Tourist Entry (shared with Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras) for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for CA-4 tourist entry. Must show adequate funds for stay (typically USD $300–$500 shown in cash or card). No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Non-residents: taxed only on Nicaragua-sourced income. Tax residency after 180 days/year. Progressive income tax up to 30% on Nicaragua-sourced income. Nicaragua uses the Nicaraguan Córdoba (NIO). No digital nomad tax regime.
Norway
No dedicated digital nomad visa (Svalbard is a unique option)
Income: No dedicated digital nomad visa for Norway mainland. Svalbard: no visa or income requirement (special treaty territory). Non-EEA nationals on mainland must use standard immigration routes (work permit, self-employed permit). · Tax: Norway has high income tax rates (22%–47.4% for highest earners). Tax residency after 183 days. Svalbard has a lower flat tax rate of approximately 8%. No dedicated nomad tax exemptions.
Panama
Short Stay Visa for Digital Nomads (Visa de Corta Estancia para Nómadas Digitales)
Income: No officially published minimum income requirement. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient funds to support themselves during their stay (typically $2,000–$3,000/month recommended based on cost of living). Proof of remote employment and health insurance required. · Tax: Panama uses a territorial tax system. Foreign-sourced income is NOT taxed in Panama — only income generated within Panama is taxable. This is one of the best tax positions for digital nomads in Latin America.
Peru
Digital Nomad / Remote Worker Visa (Visa de Trabajador Independiente / Calidades Migratorias)
Income: No specific minimum income officially published for a dedicated digital nomad visa. General independent worker visa: must demonstrate sufficient income from abroad. Reports suggest approximately USD $1,500–$2,000/month is expected. Peru is evaluating a dedicated digital nomad visa. · Tax: Territorial tax system: only Peruvian-sourced income is taxable. Digital nomads earning from outside Peru are generally NOT subject to Peruvian income tax. Progressive income tax rates: 8%–30% on Peruvian-sourced income only.
Portugal
D8 Digital Nomad Visa (Visto para Atividade de Trabalho Remoto — D8)
Income: Minimum 4× the Portuguese national minimum wage per month. In 2026: minimum €3,680/month gross (€920 minimum wage × 4). For dependents: +50% per adult (€1,840/month), +30% per child (€1,104/month). Income must come from remote work for employers or clients outside Portugal. Passive income (dividends, rent) accepted. Minimum savings: €11,040 in bank account. · Tax: Tax residency after 183 days/year. If tax resident: progressive income tax 14.5%–48% on worldwide income. NHR regime closed to new applicants since Jan 2024. ITS (Incentivised Tax Status) regime available for qualifying researchers and innovation professionals at 20% flat rate. Non-residents: taxed only on Portugal-sourced income. Portugal has double taxation treaties with many countries.
Puerto Rico
No visa required (US territory). Act 60 Export Services and Individual Investors Acts offer significant tax incentives for qualifying US citizens who relocate to Puerto Rico.
Income: For Act 60 Individual Investors decree: minimum annual investment of USD $10,000 in Puerto Rico-based businesses or nonprofits is required. No minimum income for Act 60 Export Services (Decree Holder), but must demonstrate genuine business service activity. For US citizens: no visa or income requirement for entry — US territory, free movement. · Tax: ACT 60 TAX INCENTIVES (major draw for US citizens): Act 60 Individual Investors Decree: 0% Puerto Rico income tax on capital gains, dividends, and interest accrued after becoming a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico. 4% flat income tax on qualifying export services income (Act 60 Export Services). Must be a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico (183+ days/year; primary home in PR; closer connections to PR than to any US state). US citizens: still subject to US federal income tax on all income regardless of residence — BUT capital gains and other passive income generated AFTER becoming PR resident and ACCRUED IN PR: 0% Puerto Rico tax AND excluded from US federal tax (because Puerto Rico is NOT subject to most US federal tax laws). This is a complex area — consult a qualified Puerto Rico tax attorney before relocating. Non-US citizens: Puerto Rico is a US territory — require US visa to enter; Puerto Rico tax incentives not typically applicable.
Qatar
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Hayya Visa (Visa-free) for most nationalities for tourist stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. No remote work visa framework. Qatar has discussed but not launched a digital nomad program as of April 2026. · Tax: Qatar has 0% personal income tax. No income tax whatsoever. No capital gains tax. No inheritance tax. VAT: 0% (Qatar has not implemented VAT). One of the world's most tax-friendly environments alongside UAE and Bahrain. 0% tax is a major attraction for any potential future nomad program.
Réunion
No dedicated digital nomad visa. EU territory — EU/EEA citizens have free movement. Non-EU nationals: French Schengen visa rules apply.
Income: No minimum income for EU/EEA entry (free movement). Non-EU nationals: same financial requirements as France. No dedicated digital nomad framework. · Tax: Réunion is an integral part of France (Département d'Outre-Mer) — same French tax rules apply. Progressive income tax 0%–45%. Social contributions. Tax residency after 183 days. Euro is the currency. Same tax framework as Metropolitan France.
Romania
Digital Nomad Visa (Viza D pentru activitate de muncă la distanță)
Income: Minimum income of 3× Romania's average gross salary per month. In 2025: approximately RON 25,500/month (~€5,100/month or ~USD $5,500/month) based on Romanian National Statistics Institute average salary data. Income must derive from remote work for non-Romanian employers/clients. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings if staying under 183 days/year. After 183 days, Romanian income tax at 10% flat rate applies. Romania has one of the lowest flat income tax rates in the EU. No social contributions required for non-residents. Romania has double taxation treaties with many countries.
Senegal
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free tourist entry (90 days) for most Western nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry. Must show adequate funds for stay. No remote work visa framework exists as of April 2026. · Tax: Senegal has a territorial income tax system. Non-residents are taxed only on Senegal-sourced income. Tax residency after 183 days/year. Progressive income tax rates up to 40% for residents. Senegal uses the West African CFA Franc (XOF), pegged to the Euro at 655.957 XOF per EUR. No digital nomad tax framework.
Serbia
Temporary Residence for Work / Freelancer Registration (no dedicated digital nomad visa)
Income: No official minimum income for tourist/short-stay entry. For temporary residence as freelancer or self-employed: must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. Reports suggest USD $3,000–$4,500/month for comfortable self-sufficiency. Freelancer status available via local registration. · Tax: Serbia's "Digital Nomad Tax" regime: registered freelancers (paušalac) can benefit from low effective tax rate. Flat tax options available. Nomads earning up to RSD 6 million/year (~€50,000) pay approximately 10% all-in (tax + contributions). One of the most attractive tax environments for nomads in Europe. Serbia has double taxation treaties with many countries.
Singapore
No dedicated digital nomad visa. ONE Pass (Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass) or Tech.Pass for qualifying top talent. Tourist entry for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist/short-term visitor entry (90 days visa-free for most nationalities). ONE Pass (Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass): minimum fixed monthly salary of SGD $30,000 (~USD $22,000/month) from a single employer in the past 12 months. OR outstanding achievements in arts, sports, science, tech, or academia (no salary threshold). Tech.Pass: minimum last drawn fixed monthly salary of SGD $22,500 (~USD $16,500/month) AND at least 5 cumulative years of experience in a leading role at a tech company with valuation ≥ USD $500M or at a VC firm with AUM ≥ USD $500M. Employment Pass (general skilled worker): minimum SGD $5,000/month (higher from 2025 salary increase schedule). · Tax: Singapore has no capital gains tax and no inheritance tax. Personal income tax: progressive 0%–22% (among the lowest in Asia). Tax residency: 183+ days in Singapore triggers tax resident status. Tax residents receive various deductions and rebates. Non-residents (under 183 days): flat 15% tax on Singapore-sourced employment income or progressive rates, whichever is higher. Foreign-sourced income generally not taxed for non-residents. ONE Pass and Tech.Pass holders must comply with Singapore income tax on Singapore-sourced income.
Slovenia
Temporary Residence Permit for Digital Nomads (Začasno dovoljenje za prebivanje za digitalne nomade)
Income: Minimum 2× average net monthly salary in Slovenia from foreign sources. As of November 2025 launch: approximately €3,200/month net. Income must come exclusively from outside Slovenia — no work for Slovenian clients permitted. · Tax: Tax residency triggered after 183+ days/year in Slovenia or if center of interests is in Slovenia. Progressive income tax 16%–50% for tax residents. Foreign-sourced income from outside Slovenia generally not taxed for non-residents under 183 days.
South Africa
Remote Work Visitor Visa (Section 11(1)(b)(iv) Immigration Act)
Income: Minimum ZAR 650,976/year gross (~USD $35,000–$37,000/year). Reduced from ZAR 1,000,000 in October 2024. Must be earned from employer or clients based outside South Africa. · Tax: Tax residency triggered after 183 days/year. Residence-based taxation — tax residents taxed on worldwide income. Non-residents (under 183 days): taxed only on South Africa-sourced income. Holders staying 6+ months within 36-month period must register with SARS. Tax treaty countries generally exempt for stays under 183 days.
South Korea
F-1-D Workation Visa (Digital Nomad Visa)
Income: Minimum KRW 88,102,000/year (~USD $65,000–$68,000/year). Equals 2× South Korea GNI per capita as announced by Bank of Korea. Income calculated after tax deductions. Must be earned entirely from employer or clients outside South Korea. Income must be met by primary applicant alone — combined spousal income not accepted. · Tax: Tax residency after 183 days/year. Tax residents: worldwide income taxed progressively 6%–45%. Non-residents: taxed only on Korea-sourced income. Foreign-sourced remote work income for F-1-D holders generally not taxable. US-South Korea tax treaty provides double taxation protection. Tax guidance still evolving — consult Korean tax professional.
Sri Lanka
Digital Nomad Visa / Remote Work Visa
Income: Minimum USD $2,000/month (as of February 2026 launch). Some sources indicate $1,500/month from January 2026 update. USD $500/month additional per dependent child under 18. Income must be earned exclusively from foreign employers or clients outside Sri Lanka. · Tax: Foreign-sourced income generally exempt from Sri Lankan tax. Tax registration with Inland Revenue Department of Sri Lanka required for renewal (mandatory for year 2+). Tax treatment depends on residency status and length of stay. Consult a Sri Lankan tax professional for stays exceeding 183 days.
Taiwan
Digital Nomad Visitor Visa (數位遊牧停留簽證) — launched January 2025
Income: Applicants aged 30+: minimum annual income of USD $40,000 in either of the last 2 years. Applicants aged 20–29: minimum annual income of USD $20,000. Additionally: bank balance of min USD $10,000 for last 6 months. ALTERNATIVE route: proof of having previously received a digital nomad visa from another country. · Tax: Non-residents (under 183 days/year): foreign-sourced income generally not taxed. After 90 days: 18% withholding on Taiwan-sourced income. After 183 days: worldwide income taxed progressively. 50% income tax exemption for qualifying Gold Card holders for first 5 years on salary above NTD $3M/year.
Thailand
Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) — Workcation Category
Income: No official minimum income. Must demonstrate financial stability: minimum THB 500,000 (~USD $14,000–$15,000) in savings/income for last 3 months before application. This is an application eligibility requirement — not required to maintain balance after approval. · Tax: Tax residency after 180 days in Thailand in a calendar year. Tax residents: must report foreign income remitted (transferred) to Thailand during that tax year (as of 2025 Thai Revenue Dept update). Foreign-sourced income NOT remitted to Thailand: generally not taxed. US-Thailand tax treaty protects against double taxation. Track days carefully — 180-day rule is per calendar year.
Timor-Leste
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa on Arrival or Visa on Entry for most nationalities.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds. No remote work visa framework. Timor-Leste is one of Asia's youngest and least-visited nations. · Tax: Timor-Leste uses the US Dollar (USD) as its official currency — no local currency for everyday transactions. Income tax: progressive up to 10% for residents. Non-residents: taxed only on Timor-Leste-sourced income. Simple tax system. No digital nomad tax framework.
Trinidad and Tobago
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Visa-free entry for many nationalities (90 days for CARICOM and some others; 30 days for US/UK/EU).
Income: No minimum income for tourist entry. Must show adequate funds and return ticket. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Trinidad and Tobago income tax: 25%–30% flat rate. Tax residency after 183 days/year. Non-residents: taxed only on Trinidad and Tobago-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework. Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD) is the currency; USD widely accepted. Energy-rich economy (oil and natural gas).
Tunisia
No dedicated digital nomad visa. Tourist Visa for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds for stay. No remote work visa framework exists as of April 2026. · Tax: Tax residency after 183 days/year. Tunisia progressive income tax: 0%–35%. Non-residents: taxed only on Tunisia-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework.
Turkey
Türkiye Digital Nomad Visa (Dijital Göçebe Vizesi)
Income: Minimum USD $3,000/month or USD $36,000/year from foreign employers, clients, or businesses based outside Turkey. Cannot work for Turkish companies or clients. · Tax: No income tax on foreign-sourced earnings for stays under 183 days/year. Tax residency triggered after 183 days — worldwide income taxable at Turkish progressive rates. Turkey has double taxation treaties. Nomads not working for Turkish companies generally exempt from Turkish income tax under the 183-day threshold.
Uganda
No dedicated digital nomad visa. East Africa Tourist Visa (shared with Kenya and Rwanda for eligible nationalities) or single-entry Tourist Visa.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must show adequate funds for stay (typically USD $500–$1,000 recommended). No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Uganda progressive income tax: up to 40%. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents: taxed only on Uganda-sourced income. No digital nomad tax framework. Uganda uses the Ugandan Shilling (UGX).
Uruguay
Provisional Identity Card for Digital Nomads (Hoja de Identidad Provisoria para Nómadas Digitales)
Income: No official minimum income requirement. Must sign a sworn affidavit confirming sufficient means to support yourself during stay. Practical guideline: approximately USD $1,500–$2,000/month recommended to demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. · Tax: Uruguay uses a territorial tax system. Foreign-sourced income is NOT subject to Uruguayan income tax. Digital nomads earning from foreign clients/employers pay zero Uruguayan income tax on that income. 10-year tax holiday on foreign income for first-time tax residents. VAT (22%) on local consumption.
Vietnam
E-Visa (Tourist/Business) — No dedicated digital nomad visa currently available
Income: No official minimum income. Must show sufficient funds for intended stay. Practical recommendation: $1,000–$2,000/month for comfortable living. · Tax: Tax residency after 183 days in Vietnam in a 12-month period. Non-residents (under 183 days): taxed only on Vietnam-sourced income at 20% flat rate. Residents: progressive rates 5%–35% on worldwide income. Remote workers for foreign companies staying under 183 days: generally not subject to Vietnamese income tax on foreign-sourced income.
Zimbabwe
No dedicated digital nomad visa. KAZA Univisa (Kavango Zambezi UNIVISA) or single-entry Tourist Visa for short stays.
Income: No minimum income for tourist visa. Must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. No remote work visa framework. · Tax: Zimbabwe income tax: progressive up to 40%. Zimbabwe uses the USD as primary currency alongside the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency introduced 2024. Tax residency after 183 days. Non-residents: taxed on Zimbabwe-sourced income only. No digital nomad tax framework.