You know the feeling. You start researching ‘digital nomad visas' and immediately fall into a black hole of confusing government websites, outdated blogs, and conflicting advice. Is the income requirement $2,000 or $4,000? It's a frustrating mess designed to make you give up on the dream before you even start.
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First, what's your approximate monthly income?
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And how do you like to spend your money?
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Guthnetta Villiers
Thursday 10th of July 2025
I wish these so-called digital nomads would stay at home instead of moving to counties where the price local people out. If there is anything worse than digital nomads for stripping districts of their local populations, it's the scourge of Air B&B. The sooner it's banned everywhere, the better for locals who aren't landlords.