According to data compiled by CNBC from various international visa schemes, countries offering digital nomad visas are listed here, with the longest-lasting visas available in Mexico and El Salvador.

A digital nomad visa enables people to live and work remotely for a prolonged amount of time—typically six months to a year—in another nation. Self-employed people or remote workers employed by organizations outside of the host nation can frequently access it.

Bruno Venditti of Visual Capitalist provided this image, which lists the nations that will grant visas for digital nomads as of May 2024.

CNBC compiled the information from a variety of international visa schemes.

Dozens of Options to Work Abroad

Digital nomad visas are available in more than 40 countries.

The longest-lasting visas are available in Mexico and El Salvador, lasting four years each. However, in El Salvador, to receive the maximum duration of stay, the worker must ask for an extension.

The greatest minimum income criteria for digital nomads are found in Iceland, where the threshold is $85,000 per individual per year, and in Belize, where it is $75,000 per individual per year.

A year is the most typical length of stay. This spectrum encompasses warm regions like Bermuda and The Bahamas as well as developed nations with sizable economies like Brazil and Italy.

Many nations, such as South Korea, Spain, and Portugal, provide a one-year or shorter duration of stay, although they nevertheless permit workers to extend their visas.

Recently, GreatGameIndia reported that, according to Nikita Kondratyev, head of the Department of Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects at the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, a visa-free travel agreement between Russia and India is likely by the end of 2024.