also called minimum income for nomad visa
The minimum monthly or yearly income a country requires to grant its digital nomad visa.
This is the minimum income, monthly or yearly, a country demands before it will grant you its digital nomad visa. It is the number you have to clear, which is related to but not the same as proof of income, the documents you show to demonstrate you clear it. The threshold swings widely from country to country and can shut out lower earners or insist your income be steady and well documented.
You find a digital nomad visa you love the look of, then read that it requires a monthly income well above what you make. Even friends who earn enough get tripped up when the country insists the income be documented and steady, so a good but lumpy freelance year does not neatly satisfy the bar.
It varies widely by country and can rule out lower-earning nomads or demand documented, steady income.
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