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Taiwan vs South Korea digital nomad visa compared

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Taiwan and South Korea both run real remote-stay categories. Taiwan is a visitor digital nomad visa with savings and age bands. Korea is a workcation residence category with a longer ceiling and no savings line on our row.

At a glance

Taiwan permanent residence: Indirect (high). South Korea: None (medium). Taiwan income: $3,333 / mo. South Korea: $6,290 / mo.

TaiwanSouth Korea
StatusOpenOpen
Income$3,333 / mo$6,290 / mo
Savings$10,000None required
First stay6 months, extendable to 2 years1 year, extendable to 3
Permanent residenceIndirect (high)None (medium)
SchengenNoNo

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The short answer

Choose Taiwan for a BOCA visitor DNV with a lower headline income band (especially under 30) if you can show the savings. Choose South Korea for a longer F-1-D stay if you clear the GNI tier — neither route is a clean PR on-ramp from the nomad category alone.

Side by side

Taiwan South Korea
Programme BOCA Digital Nomad Visa (active) Workcation F-1-D (active)
Income Fixed USD annual bands by age GNI multiples by age and region
Savings Required None on the row
Duration Six months, extendable toward two years One year, extendable toward three
PR Indirect only via other cards No from F-1-D
Family Not on the Taiwan DNV row Allowed

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