Which digital nomad visa do you qualify for?
Five quick questions. See every active nomad visa that fits your income and situation, with the official requirements behind each one.
Some visas (e.g. Thailand) accept savings instead of income.
You qualify for 27 of 44 visas
Close — a little more income opens these
Most of these require health insurance to apply.
Compare nomad insurance →Estimate based on the headline income/savings tests. Rules and thresholds change and vary by consulate — confirm with the official source on each country's page before applying.
How it works
How does the digital nomad visa checker work?
You enter your monthly income, savings, how you earn (employed, freelance, or business owner), whether you're an EU/EEA/Swiss citizen, and any family. The tool matches you against every active nomad visa's official income and eligibility tests and lists the ones you qualify for, plus near-misses.
Is the visa checker accurate?
It's based on each country's headline income or savings threshold from official immigration sources. Real eligibility also depends on documents, consulate discretion, and rules that change, so treat it as a strong shortlist and confirm the details on each country's page before applying.
Which digital nomad visa is easiest to get?
It depends on your income. Lower-income nomads often look at Brazil, Mauritius, or Colombia; those with savings but variable income look at Thailand's DTV; and Argentina sets no fixed income figure at all. The checker surfaces the best fits for your numbers.