Colombia has recently announced the launch of a new digital Nomad visa program, making it easier for remote workers to live and work in the country. This initiative aims to attract professionals from around the world who can work remotely while enjoying the beauty and culture of Colombia.
The digital Nomad visa, also known as the Migrant Digital Nomad visa, allows individuals to stay in Colombia for up to 180 days per year. This visa is intended for those who can provide proof of employment outside of Colombia and have a monthly income that meets the country’s minimum wage requirements.
To apply for the digital Nomad visa, applicants must provide a letter from their employer confirming their remote work arrangement, as well as evidence of income that meets the minimum wage threshold. Additionally, applicants will need to have valid health insurance coverage for their time in Colombia.
One of the main benefits of the digital Nomad visa is that it allows individuals to live and work in Colombia without the need to obtain a work permit. This makes it an attractive option for remote workers who want to experience the rich culture and natural beauty of Colombia while continuing to work for their employers abroad.
Colombia is known for its diverse landscapes, from tropical beaches to lush rainforests and vibrant cities. Digital Nomads who choose to live in Colombia can enjoy a high quality of life at a lower cost compared to many other countries. Additionally, Colombia’s strong internet infrastructure and growing digital economy make it an ideal destination for remote workers.
Overall, the new digital Nomad visa program in Colombia offers an exciting opportunity for professionals who can work remotely to experience all that the country has to offer. With its stunning scenery, welcoming culture, and affordable cost of living, Colombia is sure to become a popular destination for digital Nomads looking to blend work and travel in a beautiful setting.
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what about international health care?
Can you apply for the nomad visa while on tourist visa in colombia?
Great Video! I have a Quick Question. Do we get TRC (Temporary Residence perm) after coming to Colombia?
I like to travel a lot. If we got TRC, Can we apply for other country Visas from Colombia.
I recommend you get all the facts before you talk about this visa. Some facts of what you said is not accurate.
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Do you have the option of renewing the digital nomad visa every year ?
suppose i marry someone and still work ?I plan on getting married a colombian in July then coming back for good in December.. would my marriage visa outweigh the nomad visa?
Stay flexible! Always have a pivot. Enjoy your context my friend
amazingly helpful!
So is the DN visa for 2 years or 6 months or does it depend on if the Colombian processing your paperwork is pissed off or not lol
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I would like to see a video focused on the requirements for the M Visa. Do you know on anyone in immigration or familiar with the processes that can shed light on the new requirements that just came out?