Research & Data

Citation-ready summary

NomadVisaCheck is an independent dataset of digital nomad visa eligibility across 50 nationalities × 15+ destination countries. Each entry is sourced from official government immigration portals and refreshed weekly. The dataset is free to cite for journalists, researchers, and bloggers.

Methodology

• • Visa rules compiled from official government immigration portals.
• • Eligibility matrix: 50 nationalities × 15+ destination countries.
• • Refreshed weekly; major policy changes reflected within 7 days.
• • Last updated: 2026-07-28.
• • Full per-country source URLs documented on each country detail page.

Phase 2 will publish downloadable CSV/JSON snapshots and a Difficulty Index with transparent scoring formula.

Spokesperson quote

Digital nomad visa rules change faster than most people realize — Spain's income threshold jumped 21% in 18 months, and Croatia's program turned out to be non-renewable. The naming itself is misleading: Argentina's "DNV" is just a permit, not residency, while Portugal's D8 gives you a path to permanent residency. We built NomadVisaCheck to make these distinctions visible side-by-side.

— Alexander, founder of NomadVisaCheck. Available for comment on digital nomad visa policy, remote work trends, and relocation planning. Email [email protected].

Citation snippets

Copy-paste ready in three formats.

<a href="https://nomadvisacheck.com/">NomadVisaCheck</a>.
Digital Nomad Visa Eligibility Dataset.
Accessed 2026-07-28.

[NomadVisaCheck](https://nomadvisacheck.com/). *Digital Nomad Visa Eligibility Dataset*. Accessed 2026-07-28.

@misc{nomadvisacheck,
  title  = {Digital Nomad Visa Eligibility Dataset},
  author = {Alexander, founder of NomadVisaCheck},
  year   = 2026,
  url    = {https://nomadvisacheck.com/research},
  note   = {Government-sourced, weekly refresh}
}

Contact

Questions, corrections, or interview requests: [email protected]