The verified visa record
Official visa rules,
in plain English.
Every digital nomad visa requirement, translated from the government source and stamped with the date we checked it. No hype, no guesswork.
General information, not advice
We link the official government source on every visa guide and show the date we last verified it, so you can check the current rules yourself. This site is general information only — it is not immigration, legal or tax advice.
Browse the record
Every country we track
Filter by region, or search in the bar above, then open a full guide with the official source and a last-verified date. 15 countries shown.
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How we verify
A record, not an opinion
Every figure on this site is built the same way — a real, repeatable process, not an opinion.
- 01
Find the source
We locate the primary government or embassy page for each visa — the authority that actually issues it.
- 02
Translate plainly
We extract the real requirements — income, documents, steps — into plain English, no jargon.
- 03
Date & link
We stamp the date we checked and link the original source on the page so you can verify it yourself.
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Recheck
Rules change, so we recheck on a schedule and update the date-stamp when something is different.
Set up for remote work
Nomad tools & services
Travel insurance
How to choose cover that works across borders and long trips, and what to check before you buy as a remote worker.
Best eSIMs for working abroad
Stay online the moment you land. We compare eSIM options for reliable data and hotspot use while you work abroad.
Bank accounts for nomads
Multi-currency accounts and low-fee cards that make getting paid and spending abroad far less painful.
Cost of living
City cost-of-living guides
Chiang Mai
A long-time nomad favourite in northern Thailand. Real monthly costs for rent, food, coworking and getting around.
Lisbon
A well-connected Western European base with a big remote-work community — and a look at where the money really goes.
Tbilisi
Low cost of living, long visa-free stays and a growing nomad crowd in the Georgian capital.
Common questions
Before you pack
Is a digital nomad visa the same as a tourist visa?
No. A tourist or visitor visa is for leisure and usually does not permit local work, while a digital nomad visa grants the legal right to reside while you work remotely for clients or an employer abroad. See our visa vs tourist visa explainer.
Do digital nomads pay tax abroad?
It depends on days present, tax residency and your home country's rules — many countries treat you as resident after 183 days. Read our plain-English nomad tax overview. It is general information, not tax advice.
Which countries have the cheapest digital nomad visas?
Some have no fixed income minimum or use a bank-balance requirement instead. See our ranked, sourced cheapest digital nomad visas guide.
How current are the figures on NomadEntry?
Every country guide shows a last-verified date and links the official source it was checked against. We recheck on a schedule and update the date-stamp when rules change.
Rules change