Everything you need to know about the Philippines’ digital nomad visa
1 min read- At least 18 years of age
- Able to show proof of remote work using digital technology
- Have proof of sufficient income generated outside of the Philippines
- Have no criminal record
- Have health insurance valid for the duration of the digital nomad visa
Naturally, the new executive order states that applicants cannot pose a threat to the country’s internal or external security, and must not already be employed by, or within, the Philippines.
Beautiful Island Beach Lagoon with typical filipino Balangay Boats. Aerial Drone Point of View. Palawan, Philippines, AsiaGetty Images
Once digital nomads enter the country, they can stay for a maximum of one year. However, the visa can be renewed for the same duration, extending a life watching turtles raise their heads above the glistening Celebes Sea.
“With our unparalleled natural beauty, vibrant culture, and the warmth of the Filipino people, the Philippines stands ready to welcome digital nomads to travel, work and thrive across our islands,” Christina Frasco, Philippine tourism secretary, told the Philippines News Agency.
Applications aren’t open for a new life in the tropics just yet, but plans are underway to roll out the scheme in the coming months.
This story was originally published on Condé Nast Traveller UK
