Nomad visa

Italy has recently launched a Digital Nomad Visa to allow remote workers to live and work in the country long-term. Here are some key details about this visa: * **Effective Date:** The visa went into effect on April 4. * **Duration:** It permits foreigners to remain in the country for **up to a year**, and it can be renewed annually. * **Target Audience:** This visa is aimed at highly skilled remote workers. * **Income Requirement:** Applicants must have an annual income of at least three times the minimum level required for exemption from participation in healthcare costs in Italy, which equals out at just under **€28,000 annually**. * **Health Insurance:** Applicants must take out robust health insurance plans valid for the entire period of their stay. * **Previous Experience:** Applicants must have been a digital nomad or remote worker elsewhere for at least six months previously. * **Application Process:** Applicants must go to a valid diplomatic-consular office and submit a declaration signed by their employer before any visa will be granted. This visa is a great opportunity for digital nomads dreaming of living in Italy full-time. It recognizes the changing nature of work and opens doors for remote workers from outside the EU. It offers a one-year stay in Italy with the possibility of extension, and even allows you to bring close family members with you. As a visa holder, you can also travel freely throughout the Schengen Area.

Uzbekistan recently announced a new 1-year visa program called "Uzbekistan – my second home". This visa will allow tourists Khorezm, a region in Uzbekistan, for one year.

Japan has announced it will roll out a new 6-month Digital Nomad Visa at the end of March. Details of the new visa are still unknown, but here are some of the details: * Maximum 90 days stay * Annual income of ¥10 million ($68,300)