Note that, even with a negative PCR test result taken within the past 72 hours, new arrivals from high-risk countries including the United States are required to spend up to seven days in quarantine at a Safe in Nature certified property, and then PCR test again on the fifth day. Upon receipt of negative PCR test results, you will be medically cleared and free to move around. Be aware that the protocols change often, and the government is currently considering new rules for vaccinated individuals.
Length of stay: 18 months, issued on arrival
Fee: $100 non-refundable application fee, $800 visa fee for single applicants, $1,200 visa fee for families
Salary requirements: $50,000
How to apply: Apply online here
Where to stay: Secret Bay offers a “Linger Longer” remote work package with 50 percent off rates for stays of 35 nights or more, with discounted experiences and a four-course welcome dinner. Rates start at $503/night for 35+ nights (double occupancy and including taxes).
Many other Caribbean countries have launched similar visa programs, including Anguilla, Aruba, Cayman Islands, and Antigua and Barbuda.
Dubai
In October 2020, Dubai launched a virtual work program accepting visa applicants worldwide. Once accepted, applicants have access to phone lines, resident ID cards, banking facilities, and the ability to rent accommodation, rent or buy a car, and send children to school. You can also enter Dubai on a tourist visa before committing to the full-year program. Additionally, you can have a multiple entry visa during the tenure of the program, but if you are away from Dubai for more than six months continuously, your visa will be nullified. The UAE does not impose any personal income tax.
Length of stay: 12 months
Fee: $611 inclusive of application fees, processing costs, medical ID, and Emirates ID
Salary requirements: $60,000
How to apply: Apply online here
Where to stay: Blueground is a service that rents stylishly furnished apartments for a minimum of one month, and up to a year or more.
Estonia
Estonia is a burgeoning international tech hub, so it’s no big surprise that they offer an e-residency program for foreign online entrepreneurs, along with a digital nomad visa for freelancers and remote workers. The latter allows foreign nationals to work in Estonia for up to a year for a business of their own that is registered abroad, or in a remote position for a foreign employer. If a visa holder stays in Estonia for more than 183 days in a consecutive 12 month period, they will be required to pay taxes in Estonia.
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