Do I need a Digital Nomad VISA?

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Digital Nomads is a popular topic these days, and the lure of working around the world is not only enticing, it is rapidly growing. But not all remote work requires a Digital Nomad Visa, and understanding the right type of paperwork can save you money and make things a lot easier.

Each country issuing digital nomad visas has its own policies and regulations. Some allow eligible citizens to conveniently apply online, while others require petitioners to submit their application through an embassy or consulate. We always recommend checking the requirements and application process. Below are some relevant articles and information that should help.

Worksploring VISA news

EU’s Official EES Stay Checker Is Telling Eligible Travellers They Have 0 Days Left
October 21, 2026 by SchengenNews
If the EU’s “Check how long you can stay” tool has just told you your stay is NOT OK, with zero days remaining, don’t cancel your trip yet. When we tested it this week, it gave exactly that answer for a traveller who, by our own count, still had days to spare under the 90/180-day […]
ETIAS Has No Launch Date After Years of Delays
October 19, 2026 by SchengenNews
The EU’s travel authorisation for visa-free visitors has lost its launch date again, and this time nothing has replaced it. Until the middle of this year, the European Commission said ETIAS would start operating in the last quarter of 2026. That line is gone. The Commission’s ETIAS page now says only that the system is […]
Opinion: Allowing Pre-Registration Could Improve the Traveller Experience Under the Entry/Exit System
March 4, 2026 by SchengenNews
Just over four months into the rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), early lessons are beginning to emerge, writes Krum Garkov. The EES is part of an ambitious reform. Designed to modernize the management of the EU’s external borders, it replaces manual passport stamping with an automated system that records the entry and […]

U.S. Citizenship Approvals Drop 75% as Naturalization Delays Increase
October 29, 2026 by Jacob Sapochnick
The Trump administration has significantly slowed the naturalization process, with 73% fewer citizenship applications decided over the past year. These delays are leaving thousands of immigrants waiting longer to become U.S. citizens. US Citizenship and Immigration Services’ latest quarterly data show it decided around 71,000 cases between April and June 2026, compared to around 265,000 […]

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