Indonesia Is Offering A Remote Worker Visa For Less Than Rs 38,000. Know How To Apply
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Known for its lush landscapes and pura vida lifestyle, Costa Rica offers a Digital Nomad Visa that allows remote workers to live and work in the country legally. Whether you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, or employee of a foreign company, you can apply for this visa.
Who Is Eligible
- You can apply for the visa if you are a remote worker, a freelancer, or a self-employed professional.
- Work entirely online for a company or clients outside Costa Rica.
- Want to live in Costa Rica for up to a year, with the option to renew for an additional year.
- Have a minimum monthly income of $3,000 (Rs 2,62,476 approx), and it should be $4000 (Rs 3,49,967 approx) if you are applying with family.
The visa is ideal for tax-free income, a warm climate, and a vibrant community of global professionals.
Documents Required
- A valid passport
- Have no criminal record
- A valid health insurance covering your stay in Costa Rica.
- Must remain outside Costa Rica when applying online.
- Proof of income in the form of bank statements or salary slips for the past 12 months.
- A letter or contract from your employer or clients confirming your body of work.
- A criminal background check from your country of residence, including issues from the last 6 months.
- Proof of remote work or self-employment.
All documents should be translated into Spanish.
How To Apply
You can apply for Costa Rica’s Digital Nomad Visa online through the official immigration website. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:
Step 1: Collect and prepare your documents and get these documents translated into Spanish by a professional.
Step 2: Apply on the official website and create an account. Upload your documents to complete your visa application.
Step 3: Pay the visa fee, which is $100 (Rs 8,749 approx), and a visa issuance fee, which is around $90 (Rs 7,874 approx)
Step 4: Wait for the approval of the visa, which may take 15-30 days. You will receive the communication via email.
Step 5: Once your visa is approved, you can enter Costa Rica, but you will need to register your stay with immigration authorities and obtain your DIMEX residency ID card.
