Freelancers can qualify for most digital nomad visas, but the documentation requirements differ from employees. Here's exactly what you need.
We calculate your average monthly income from invoices and bank statements to confirm eligibility.
Client contracts, invoices, tax records, and insurance compiled.
Lodged with the relevant embassy or online portal.
Arrival and in-country registration steps guided.
Yes. Most programs explicitly accept self-employed applicants, provided income from outside the host country meets the threshold. The key difference is documentation: freelancers use invoices, client contracts, and bank statements rather than payslips.
Programs typically assess an average over 3–12 months. We help you present your income correctly so variable months are properly contextualised.
Some programs accept informal freelance arrangements; others prefer a registered entity (LLC, sole trader registration). We advise on what your specific target country requires.
Income through a company you own can typically be counted, but the documentation differs (dividend records, director salary, company bank statements). We guide you through the correct format.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling — from first document to final approval.
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