Thailand’s DTV, Malaysia’s DE Rantau, and Indonesia’s E33G have become the main ASEAN remote-work visa tracks; the Philippines is still often described as “announced but not open,” while Vietnam leans toward talent visas. Soft figures on thresholds, stay length, tax, and cost of living.
Japan’s Designated Activities (digital nomad) track reportedly requires about ¥10 million in annual income, lasts six months max, and cannot be extended; Korea’s F-1-D Workcation reportedly stretches to about three years total, with income tied to a multiple of per-capita GNI.
Europe’s dozen-plus digital-nomad visas differ sharply on thresholds, tax, and paths to permanent residence. On public index scoring, Estonia, Portugal, and Spain rank near the top; Greece’s tax cuts, Croatia’s exemption, and Montenegro’s low bar each trade something off.
On 28 May, the Thai Cabinet meeting approved a series of visa measures and guidelines proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs aimed at promoting tourism in Thailand. The guidelines are divided into short-, medium- and long-term plans, with the short-term plan consisting of five measures to be implemented starting in June. The short-term plan…
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As a digital nomad, you may think making money while traveling the world is impossible. After all, you can’t go into an office every day and earn your salary. However, the truth is that there are plenty of ways of financing yourself when you’re on the road — some of which don’t even require you to…
Prior to the epidemic, digital nomads usually referred to fashionistas or hipster millennials who freelanced on faraway beaches. The term “digital nomad” may be confusing to most people. But as telecommuting has accelerated, and working people have begun to travel the world with their work computers at their disposal, the digital nomad lifestyle has begun…
