Dominica Digital Nomad Visa
Dominica's Work In Nature visa lets remote workers earning at least US$50,000/year live on the nature island for up to 18 months, with an income-tax waiver on their foreign earnings.
An eco-focused Caribbean program (one of the few still running) granting up to 18 months. The headline is an income-tax waiver, so foreign earnings aren't taxed by Dominica. You expect to earn $50,000+ over the year (or show means), work remotely from abroad, and carry health insurance. [Source: Government of Dominica (Work In Nature) ↗]
Updated: Active in 2026; income US$50,000/year, fees US$100 plus US$800/US$1,200, up to 18 months.
Key requirements
- Expect to earn US$50,000+ over the next 12 months, or show means to support yourself
- Remote work from outside Dominica
- Health insurance covering you and family in Dominica
- Fee US$100 application plus US$800 individual or US$1,200 family
Before you apply
Dominica requires private health insurance for the application. A nomad policy (like SafetyWing or Genki) meets the requirement and covers you abroad.
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How much income do you need for the Dominica digital nomad visa?
You need about $50,000/year, shown from income earned outside Dominica.
Who can apply for the Dominica nomad visa?
English-speaking applicants (or able to communicate in English), aged 18+. It's for people working remotely (employed, freelance, business) for clients or employers outside Dominica. Family can be included (A family visa covers spouse and children under 18).
How long is the Dominica nomad visa valid?
It's granted for 18 months, and is not renewable in place. Processing typically takes ~2–4 weeks.
Do you pay tax in Dominica as a digital nomad?
Dominica grants an income-tax waiver, so your foreign earnings are tax-free there during the stay; it doesn't remove your home-country tax.
Do you need health insurance for the Dominica nomad visa?
Yes. Dominica requires private health insurance covering your stay. Nomad policies like SafetyWing or Genki are built for this.
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Visa rules and income thresholds change and can vary by consulate. Confirm the current requirements with Government of Dominica (Work In Nature) before applying. This page is general information, not legal advice.