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Looks like there's plenty of countries that offer remote work visas. https://www.letsdeel.com/blog/remote-work-visas https://www.letsdeel.com/blog/remote-work-v
by anonporridge 5y ago
Looks like there's plenty of countries that offer remote work visas. https://www.letsdeel.com/blog/remote-work-visas https://www.letsdeel.com/blog/remote-work-visas
Seems like a problem that will eventually self correct as more jobs go remote and countries realize they have to compete with each other for residents so they can profit off of these worker's productivity.
- rowanajmarshall 5y agoThat list claims the Australian Working Holiday Visa is (quoted from article: "designed to allow digital nomads to spend a year in the country with the ability to apply for an extension". It's definitely not designed for digital nomads, it's designed for backpackers doing short stints of casual work, especially in fields like agriculture, mining, and construction [1]. Hell, to get the extension you need to work for 3 months in the above fields. And getting it that wrong puts the rest of the list into doubt. [1] Full list here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/whm-program/specified-work-conditions/specified-work-417 https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/whm-program/speci...
- lbrito 5y ago>Looks like there's plenty of countries that offer remote work visas Not really; the selection of countries is very small and the visas very restrictive/bureaucratic. It's essentially a non-option for most people. Regular work visas are still the way to go unfortunately. "Nomad visas" are essentially a rainbow-and-unicorn thing; we (developers) really want it to exist but it doesn't (at least in the way we'd like).
- mFixman 5y agoThe entire point of moving abroad is the possibility to immigrate permanently to a better country, not to have a working holiday in the Caribbean.