Digital nomad visas with no income requirement
13 active programmes that set no income test, or set no figure. The two are not the same and the difference matters: a programme with no income test asks for nothing, while one asking for "sufficient means" does test you but names no number, so a consulate decides. Guides routinely quote a figure for the second kind. None is stored here, because the law does not contain one.
13 on the no-income-requirement list
- ArgentinaNo income testWhat the law asksDigital Nomad Transitional Residence (Residencia transitoria para nómades digitales)high · 2026-09-07
- ArubaNo income testWhat the law asksOne Happy Workationhigh · 2026-09-07
- BahamasNo income testWhat the law asksBEATS (Extended Access Travel Stay)high · 2026-09-08
- Cabo VerdeNo income testWhat the law asksRemote Working Cabo Verdemedium · 2026-09-07
- KyrgyzstanNo income testWhat the law asksDigital Nomad Statusmedium · 2026-09-07
- ThailandNo income testWhat the law asksDestination Thailand Visa (DTV, workcation)medium · 2026-09-07
- AlbaniaSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksUnique Permit (digital mobile worker)high · 2026-09-07
- CuraçaoSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asks@HOME in Curaçaohigh · 2026-09-07
- GuatemalaSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksDigital Nomad Temporary Residence (Residencia Temporal de Nómada Digital)low · 2026-09-21
- MontenegroSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksDigital Nomad Temporary Residencelow · 2026-09-07
- PhilippinesSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksDigital Nomad Visa (EO 86, 2025)medium · 2026-09-07
- SeychellesSufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksWorkcation Retreat Programmelow · 2026-09-07
- UruguaySufficient means, no figureWhat the law asksProvisional Residence for Digital Nomads (Residencia Provisoria para Nómadas Digitales)medium · 2026-09-07
No country in this list matches that.
How this list is made
No savings figure is invented for these rows either. Where a guide quotes one, the country page records what the guide said beside what the law says.
Every row here was checked against the immigration ministry, the law itself or an embassy page, in that order, and the figure carries the grade that checking earned: 5 high , 5 medium , 3 low. The country page behind each name carries the statute or the official page it came from, so you can check it yourself rather than take it on trust. Data checked .
- high
- Taken from the immigration ministry, the law itself or an embassy page, and read directly.
- medium
- From official material that is incomplete, dated or indirect on this point, so it is reported with the gap named.
- low
- No official source says it outright; taken from secondary material and marked as an estimate.
A starting point, not advice. Thresholds are set in local currency and change every year, and consulates apply their own rules. Verify on the official page before spending money.
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