Digital Nomad Visas
Live abroad, legally. On a nomad visa.
A digital nomad visa lets you settle in a country and keep working remotely — no tourist-stamp limits. Here's how they work, what you need, and where to go first.
The basics
A visa built for remote work.
A digital nomad visa is a residence permit for people who earn their income remotely — from an employer or clients based somewhere else. It gives you the one thing a tourist stamp never will: the legal right to stay and work for months or years at a time, usually with a path to renew and room to bring your family.
Every country runs its own program — different income thresholds, documents, and timelines. We cut through that and handle the paperwork, starting with the destination we know cold.
Tourist vs. nomad visa
Why the stamp in your passport matters.
| Nomad visa | Tourist stamp | |
|---|---|---|
| Legal remote work | ✔ | ✗ |
| Length of stay | 1–5 years | Weeks to months |
| Renewable | Usually | Rarely |
| Bring dependents | Often | ✗ |
| Path to residency | Sometimes | ✗ |
What you usually need
Common to most programs.
Tick what you already have
4 to go — thresholds and formats differ by country, which is the part we take off your hands.
Where to go
Countries with a nomad visa.
We're rolling out country by country. Malaysia is live now — the rest are on the way. Want one that isn't listed? Tell us.
Our first desk
Start with Malaysia's DE Rantau Pass.
Up to four years from 1 December 2026, open to tech and non-tech remote workers and freelancers, family included. New applications are temporarily closed while MDEC rolls out its Enhanced Framework — check your eligibility now and we'll have your file ready when they reopen.
Questions
Nomad visas, in brief.
Ready when you are
Find out if you qualify.
Start with a free eligibility check. Five minutes, no commitment.
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