We know that Greece doesn’t really need an introduction, given that it is one of the most popular touristic destinations in Europe. Known for its stunning landscapes, beaches, low cost of living, and delicious food.
Mykonos is one of the most known of the hundreds of Greek islands and probably not one where you’d want to spend time during high season. Other islands are as wonderful and probably more suitable for remote workers, not so focused on the party side. According to Nomad List, Rethymno is on top of the list as one of the favorite cities for digital nomads in Greece.
Remote workers, thanks to the digital nomad visa, can now enjoy an affordable country to live in, multiple co-working spaces, a good internet connection, and a safe place to go to, including for female solo travelers.
What are the visa requirements?
✅ Visa length: 1 year. It can be renewable for two more years
✅ Copy of your valid passport
✅ A clean criminal record
✅ Health insurance
✅ Address of accommodation in Greece
✅ Proof of remote work or proof of employment
✅ Proof of a minimum monthly income of 3500 (Euro) / 3652 (USD)
Keep in mind that digital nomad visas are constantly changing and being updated by each country’s government. Always check the official website for new requirements and information. Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily and tune in every Wednesday for a new episode on Spotify on The Digital Nomads Daily Podcast
Why is Georgia a great country for digital nomads?
Georgia is a destination that has increased its popularity over the last few years, especially for remote workers. Its capital, Tbilisi, is a perfect place for people looking to live in a European style while spending as if they were on a Southeast Asia budget. It’s one of the most affordable and safest destinations for digital nomads. Georgia ranked high on the list as a safe country.
One fantastic initiative the Georgian government has done is a “Work from Georgia” program. You can sign up as a digital nomad, and it pairs you with national businesses that count with extra space in their offices, so you have a working space.
What are the visa requirements?
✅ Visa length: for up to 1 year
✅ Copy of Passport
✅ Original Certificate of criminal record from your country of origin
✅ Health insurance coverage for at least 6 months
✅ Depending on if you are a freelancer, full-time employee, or entrepreneur- You will be required to show varying documentation.
✅ Only individuals from certain countries are eligible to apply
✅ A minimum monthly income of 2000 (Euros)/ 2090 (USD)
Keep in mind that digital nomad visas are constantly changing and being updated by each country’s government. Always check the official website for new requirements and information. Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily and tune in every Wednesday for a new episode on Spotify on The Digital Nomads Daily Podcast
Estonia is probably one of the least known and underrated countries in Europe.
It is also one of the pioneers of the Digital Nomad Visa Estonia, launching it in August 2020. This country has the most accessible Internet in the world after Iceland. With fast, reliable Internet and a growing community, you could say it counts with all the practical things remote workers need. And for the adventurous and outdoor travelers, there are plenty of activities like skiing, skating, hiking, and camping!
What are the visa requirements?
✅ Visa length: There are 2 visa options. The first is the short stay which is for 6 months. The second option is the more extended stay, which is for 1 year. In this last, you can apply for a second extended stay.
✅ Application form Proof of Purpose. This is a letter that establishes your status as a digital nomad, that you conduct a business as a partner or shareholder on behalf of a company registered in a foreign country, or that you are a freelancer with contracts from foreign entities.
✅ The minimum monthly income is 3504 (Euro)/ 3693 (USD). Plus, you need to prove that you have repeatedly earned this amount in the past 6 months.
Keep in mind that digital nomad visas are constantly changing and being updated by each country’s government. Always check the official website for new requirements and information. Follow us on Instagram @digitalnomadsdaily and tune in every Wednesday for a new episode on Spotify on The Digital Nomads Daily Podcast
Travel South America And Work Remote With The New Digital Nomad Visa of Brazil
Digital Nomad Visas are hot and happening! More countries are offering remote work visas. Recently we received the news about a new visa on the horizon – the Digital Nomad Visa of Brazil
After visas for digital nomads were released in Central America, in Mexico and Costa Rica, Brazil is the first country in South America who introduced a special visa for digital nomads. As of 24 February 2022, it is official, the Brazilian government will be allowing temporary people to enter their country and stay longer with a remote work visa.
Like every other country, Brazil has also suffered economic damages caused by Coronavirus. Considering the size of the country and the poverty the country is facing, the Brazilian government has modified immigration rules granting temporary visas to digital nomads. Attracting citizens with well-paid jobs from other countries, this visa for digital nomads could help boost and contribute to the country’s economy. It’s a strategy that has become popular and more countries offering remote work visas is growing.
What you need to know about the Digital Nomad Visa of Brazil
Information of visa
This visa allows foreign citizens who are employed by an outside company, to be domiciled in Brazil and work remotely, without the need of local employer sponsorship.
Length of visa
The visa for digital nomads is granted for one year. However, it can be extended for one additional year if the applicant keeps on with the criteria imposed. Which of course includes an impeccable criminal record. If you are staying longer than 6 months in Brazil you might need to enquire about a criminal record in Brazil as well. This is done at the police station (Police Federal)
Required income for the remote work visa: Applicants must have a minimum monthly income of USD 1,500 or an available bank balance of USD 18,000 when applying for the visa. This income must be proven to come from an international organization or overseas employer, through employment or similar documentation.
Other visa requirements for digital nomads
Applicants must have private medical insurance valid in Brazil.
They also must submit a clear criminal record from their country of origin translated either to Portuguese or English.
Where to get the nomad visa of Brazil:
This visa for digital nomads can be obtained once in Brazil or through a consular process. The approximate time for the visa to be processed is more or less four weeks
Remote work visa costs:
Many countries offering remote work visas are still figuring out what the best way to approach this is since it’s fairly new. This is why the costs of Digital Nomad Visa of Brazi land fees are not clear yet. Soon these costs will be announced as the Brazilian government is creating so to speak package deals for couples and families.
