The US passport opens doors to dozens of digital nomad and remote work visa programs. Here's what's available, what you'll need to prove, and how to apply.
Government and consular fees are separate charges paid directly to the issuing authority.
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Portugal (D8), Spain, Greece, Costa Rica, and the UAE are among the most accessible for US passport holders. Each has different income thresholds and lifestyle trade-offs.
No. Most nomad visa programs require income from sources outside the host country – income from US clients is typically exactly what they want to see.
US citizens are taxed on worldwide income regardless of where they live. Many expats use the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) to reduce US liability. Consult a US expat tax professional.
Programs range from approximately $2,500/month (Mexico) to $4,500/month (Estonia). We match you to programs that fit your actual income.
Most programs allow dependants (spouse and minor children) to be included. Additional income proof is usually required per dependant.
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